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    Deployment problems

    ghudson, Thanks, and I found the missing reference and registered it, then I ran into an image type problem and I'm currently fixing that. Due to the simple nature of th DB I didn't write alot of code until now. Like you mentioned, I went back and added the code and quickly located my error...
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    Deployment problems

    still no luck Thanks for the reply Rick, I went through the process you suggested once before and then tried it again after reading your suggestion to see if I missed anything, but to no avail. Everything works on computers with Access already installed but craps out on computers with the...
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    Deployment problems

    Please Help!!!! I'm pulling my hair out here. (what little's left) and i still can't figure this out. I've registerd .dll's, installed jet services, changed my code but this still isn't working. I'm on the edge here and this is really throwing me a loop. The thing is, this is the simplest...
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    Deployment problems

    Greetings all, I have a problem with my DB once it gets deployed. I include the Access runtime using the Deployment Wizard but when we install it and open the DB it give us "May contain harmfull Macron. Please install Jet engine 8.0" Then it continues on to say "the application may contain...
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    another import DBF question

    uh...hello? anyone.....Beuller??
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    another import DBF question

    I've searched and searched but can seem to come up with an answer for my particular problem. I have a dbf table (well two actually but lets keep this simple) that are in a different location every day (folder name based on date). I came up with the following code but i get "Access can not find...
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    Hyperlink to PDF doesn't work with Acrobat 7?

    No clue here yet either Not sure. Hit the same problem here; upgraded to 7.0 pro and you can see acrobat open, but then closes. You can even already have Acrobat open...see the linked file open...then closes.....????? Any help??? Anyone??
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    i don't know what to call this

    I found this link but can't decipher how to get it to work in my app. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=68298&highlight=unmatched+query
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    i don't know what to call this

    I need to match one employee per date worked against one employee per import. The query won't let me match two fields to create the join that gives me the unique day. Here's a copy of the db, it might help. Thanks
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    i don't know what to call this

    I have a number of employees that submit data daily and is imported through a GIS program and stored in a dbf table. The dbf is imported into my access db and parsed/formated to be more easily read. What I need to do is know how to display employees that worked a certain day but their data has...
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    Is DLookUP my best bet here??

    Well Pat, I did as you suggested and currently I'm sitting with my mouth agape, banging my head off the desk. How could I have missed this little feature all these years!!!! It works great! Thanks a lot, Blue
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    Is DLookUP my best bet here??

    Thanks Pat, It's amazing that for as long as I've been using access there's still more to learn every day. I'll look into your suggestions and see what I get. This will probably be my most elaborate DB to date and will require a lot work. I hope to bounce some more questions off the message...
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    Is DLookUP my best bet here??

    I've posted the tables and forms from my db to help deter confusion. Since I am using the DLookUp function to pull one value based on two variables, I run into problems trying to design a query based on my calculation. I have tried to join the tables but I can't get the results I need. Again...
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    Is DLookUP my best bet here??

    Thanks in advance for any help! I have a Timber inventory database I'm working on and need to pull a specific volume from a table based on log diameter and log height. I am using the following expression in a subform to get that value...
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