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    Updating a field value on another form

    thanks for your help, that's exactly what I needed.
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    Updating a field value on another form

    Hi. Thanks for the reply. [Custom_fields] is the name of a seperate form, and not a subform. Is there another way to refer to the other form? many thanks
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    Updating a field value on another form

    Hi. I have a function that amongst other things updates the value of a field on another form. The function is launched from a command button on the first form. The first form is called Planning_Applications The second form is called Custom_fields. The field I wish to change on Custom_fields is...
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    Access runtime on terminal server

    Runtime Hi Simon, thanks for reply. Unfortunately we have a company policy where we are unable to give people full access to Access. I know we could lock it down on the machine, but in this case we have to perserve with Runtime. thanks, Martin.
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    Access runtime on terminal server

    Hi, I have three terminal servers in a cluster. One of them already has MS Access runtime 2000 installed and working. I am attempting to install it on the other servers. I have done this using the terminal server .mst file and in conjunction with the .msi installer. All appears fine until you...
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    Runtime for all profiles

    Hi, I have 20 users using a MS Access front end linked to a SQL server back end. Each client has a copy of the front end, which needs to run in a runtime environment. We are now moving to hot desking / roaming profiles but when another user logs onto a PC, the application wont run until the MS...
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    Date calculations

    Thanks Thanks for your help, these work fine. Martin.
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    Date calculations

    Hi I have a field for 'deadline' date and I need to show all records where the deadline date is within 7 days of todays date. (Obviously todays date will change daily...) I have tried subtracting the date from todays date but it doesnt work. All help appreciated, thanks Martin N.
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