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In his article ******** explained that the way to execute applications in a form is different depending on the application. The code he published allowed to execute the PowerShell ISE in an Access form, but not any application with that approach.

Jason Lee Hayes Bad news, ******** is going to step away for a bit.

@theDBguy It doesn't work for me. If I change the underlying image without changing its .Picture property executing a form .Refresh doesn't update the image on the screen.

Have you tested to reset (set again) the .Picture property? I've tested it and after reseting it the image is updated on the screen

Perhaps you could create a ACCDE database that links your BE database tables with read only access.

To completely uninstall MS Office 365 I always use: Uninstall Microsoft 365 from a PC Instead of uninstalling Office 365 with the computer uninstaller.

If you want or need to change the SYMBOL_NAME description after being selected, you have to assign the value in the Symbol_Stock AfterUpdate() event: Me.Symbol_Name = Me.Symbol_Stock.Column(1)

I think that the attached database shows the OP issue. I say it's the normal behaviour.

As far as I know, when the first column displayed in a combobox has duplicated values, it always returns the first one.

I don't think there are a real speed difference on most of databases. CurrentlyI install x64 on my clients but there is no real improvement on my applications.

@andymartin3186, have you tested exporting the query to Excel directly? Does it work properly?

When you call .Update on a DAO Recordset, the current record’s buffer is written to the database and may be repositioned or refreshed — depending on the recordset type and underlying query. This means that the record you were editing might no longer be current, or DAO needs to requery to see...

Another one: RS("EmailID")

Hi @dalski, this tutorial is by Doug Steele. No credits for me, but thanks.😉

@Mark has explained what the problem is. A simple way to avoid going to a new record is changing this line on your create Invoice button: Richard Rost would be happy to see this database. ;)

Perhaps these functions are useful for someone. I use them for saving and loading *.MSG Files. I don't remember where I found them: 'For Windows 2000 or later. Requires a reference to: ' Microsoft CDO For Windows Library ' Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.5 Library Function...

Quick answer: Yes! Some information: https://nolongerset.com/outlook-alt/

I don't use DoCmd.SenbObject but CDO works properly in Access365.

This post is 13 years old, so it might be oudated! I've tested (not worked) with 64 bit MSFORMS in MS ACCESS with no issues.

After two years of the OP, I would like to know what happened with the project!:unsure: