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You can import them in to your table. Rae

Thanks Matt. Glad to be of help Rae

Login Try this. It is one I found previously so cannot take the credit. I adapted for my own use so hopefully can you. Rae

Len You could check this by opening your DB then using Windows explorer to look at where your DB file is. Access will create a record locking file which you will be able to see. When you close your DB file this record locking file will disappear. Rae

Form Size Polygon Sounds like you may have changed something in the design properties for the form. Check your properties in the design view for size. i.e. Border style and also Pop up and Modal ar set at no. Rae

Export Steven811 Sorry it was me not reading your post properly. I have not tried it but would have thought you need to specify the text from the subform i.e. .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("Action").Select .Selection.Text = (CStr(Forms!forProject!forprojectSubform!Action)) Rae

Export from FormA, then FormB Steven811 Are the 2 subforms all on WORD with the main form as 1 document? Is the information the same on the 2 subforms as the main form or all different? Rae

Lisa Not sure why you did an "on open". I just used the menu "Tools/Security/Set Database password" That will secure the rear end only against anyone else interfering with it, unless they have your password. Hope that helps.

Pat I am by no means an expert and looked at various threads on various sites. I am in the process of doing my first database and playing with the security issues. As I don't really require lots of security a simple solution for the back end is to put a password on it. Once you have done this...