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I have a button on a form, made in Access 2000. When converted to run in Access 97, I receive an error. Set db = CurrentDb Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("Qtblvessels") Above code is used, but apparently Access 97 doesn't recognize the "db" part after the "Set" command. What can I use in stead?

I have some textboxes, checkboxes etc. on a form. As it is now I can move between them, using both the TAB-key and also the arrow-keys. Can it be changed, so only the TAB-key can be used to navigate between the controls, and the arrow-keys only are used within a textbox or a combobox???

I have some different controls on a form (textboxes, checkboxes etc). When I press a button, I want to insert whats in the controls in a table. Below code is what I have on that (it seems to work fine): ---------- Private Sub Cmdaddnew_Click() Set db = CurrentDb Set rs =...

Ok. I have tried that, but I'm having problems getting the Dlookup function to work. When I choose an entry in the combobox, I want it to find that value in the right column, and then check for the value to be used in the checkbox. Appreciate your help.

I have a form (frmvslsearch). On this form I have a combobox (cbovslnumber). This combobox is linked to a table (tblvessels). In the combobox I can select from the field called 'Vessel number'. When I have selected, another form is activated (frmvslinformation). The textboxes on this form are...