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No I did not try MoveSize. What I did, works just fine because I'm still in the beginning of my project. But if I later need to change the size, then I'll try MoveSize. Thanks :)

I can only get it to work, if I create a new form, and then as the first thing, I change the width. If I start to do other things to the form, then I'm not able to change the width later. - Kim -

I have created a form that I can't seem to change the width on. Nothing happens when I try to change the width on the property sheet. This form should work as a popup form if it matters. Someone who can help ? I'm using Access 2007.

Alt+F11.... Thanks :) That's what I was looking for.

Many years ago when I last used Access, I could see the code behind a form, where I could see the code behind the different buttons on the form and so on. Where can I see this VBA code ? I use Access 2007 now, if it matters. - Kim -

thanks to all of you :)

Thanks to both of your for the advice. I know about, the benefit of having the database split in two parts, but the reason for me to merge the front and backend, is because a friend of mine, would like to see my database. For him it would be more difficult to get a database that is split in...

Long time ago, I created my database in access 2000. I did a split into a frontend and backend. Now I only have access 2007, and would like to merge my front- and backend into one file again. But how do I do this in 2007 ?

Thanks to both of you

I would like to put the result from an SQL into the caption of a label, but it keeps showing the SQL sentenc insted and not the result. I can see that the label thinks it is some text I want to show, but how can I make it do what I want it to do ? How I have tryed it - label.caption...

Drop the Items... Do you mean from the Field list ? Where do I put the SQL that counts how many items on stock ?

It is a long time since I last used access and are now starting to refresh it. My question -- I have a report showing some data about a customer. Now I would like to be able to show in this report, how many items the customer has on stock. I have created a SQL like this - SELECT COUNT...

I have developed a database in 2003 for my work, but would now like to work on it in 2007 as I have just received at home. Will there be problems if I work on the database in 2007 while it continues to be used in 2003 ?

It looks like what I'm looking for. Thanks.

Thanks for your help :)

I just tried access 2007 for the first time, and is run into a problem. My database is divided into a backend and frontend, but are not linked together yet. To create a link to the tables in 2003 was easy, but I simply can not find the feature in 2007. I have started both my front and...