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    Cannot enter data

    It uses Access in Office XP. It is a case management system which ties volunteers to "clients". There are many tables but the ones which seem to give the problems are as follows: volunteers (the usual fields id, name, email, phone etc) client (similar) case (id, date received, date placed...
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    Cannot enter data

    I have built a database which has been running OK for 3 or 4 years. Something happened the other day (error - rebuild d/base) and now there are certain fields that I cannot enter any data into. Others are fine and I can see what is already there. Any suggestions very welcome.
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    Entering a date from Access to Outlook Calendar

    I have developed an Access database which keeps track of items we have received. What I want to do is enter a date in a field and then by clicking a button that date and the name of the item gets enetered into my Outlook calendar so that it will pop up a reminder on that date. I have no idea...
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    Import data from csv

    Thanks - I am now one stage further but still with an error. I have added the space but the error message I get is: Too few parameteres. Expected 1. The temmporary tabe contains 3 fields F1-3 and the final table (tblTest) contains 4 - the id, then forname, surname, phone) Any further ideas?
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    Import data from csv

    I want to import data into a table from a csv file. The table is failry lengthy but to try this out I have the following: tblTest - the table I want the data to end up in tblTestcsv - the intermediate table I empty then put the csv data into test.csv - the csv file (obviously) I have used...
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    Export to Word for email or rtf with logo

    I have developed a database which produces a report. It has a logo at the top and this is fine if printed locally. We need to be able to email it to various individuals and I have a switchboard button which does this. However, for various reasons, we use rtf and when this is done it loses the...
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