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    Referencing a subform

    Try this. It works for me Me.subMyForm.Form.Controls("txtMyTextBox").Value e_kimball@yahoo.com
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    Separate page for each record

    put a page break at the end of the detail section e_kimball@yahoo.com
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    autofill user on form?

    If you are having the user log in to the DB security tou can get therir username with the currentuser() function. e_kimball@yahoo.com
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    OpenRecordset...Should be simple!

    Instead of Dim rst as Recordset Use this Dim rst as DAO.Recordset Access 2000 preferrs to use ADO recordsets by default. If you use DAO you must specify. e_kimball@yahoo.com
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    ListBoxes

    You may also try this code in the open statement. If list1.ListCount = 0 Then cmdButton1.Enabled = False End If e_kimball@yahoo.com
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    Reading ASCII Text File

    The VB Open commands should work. Is your text string greater then 255 characters? That is a limiting factor for access text data types.
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