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    Link to Oracle without Using ODBC

    Thanks for trying.
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    Link to Oracle without Using ODBC

    I would like to access an Oracle instance from MS Access without using ODBC. Our company's security team does not allow ODBC to be installed and/or used. Is there a way to do this? Read only access is all that is required. I would like to launch a sql statement that would create a table that I...
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    Monitor Access Program

    Thanks for trying. I did not think there was an easy way to do this, but I thought I would try. Thanks again for trying.
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    Monitor Access Program

    We have a critical program that executes continuously. We have a dedicated server that only has this database on it. The problem is that once in a while it hangs up and we do not know about it. This causes us problems. Is there anyway that I can monitor the program and find out when it fails...
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    Creating a report from data on a form

    I will try that. Thanks
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    Creating a report from data on a form

    Actually it is a calendar with Sales totals embedded in the "days". I end up with a calendar form and number in the days. It is not a "picture" Thanks for the question
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    Creating a report from data on a form

    Using MS Access 2003. I have a graphic form that get populated with data (on the screen). I would like to create a "report" from the populated images on the screen. Ultimately, I would like to create a PDF, but would settle for a report. Can this be done?:banghead: Thanks in advance for the help.
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    "There was a problem sending the command to the program"

    We found this and are running as system administrator. The problem becomes that access does not "Close" so that programs can not run unattended. Thanks for trying.
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    "There was a problem sending the command to the program"

    We were on a 2003 Windows Server and it crashed. We went to 2008 Windows 32/64 bit server. We have Access programs that have run for years. We are getting "There was an error sending the command to the program" only when we execute on the server. On user station that use MS 2003, we do not...
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    Access to Word Automation Not Displaying Graphics

    I am using MS Access 2003. I have a Access "report" that I am using outputto to launch Word. It works really well. The only remaining problem is that I have a logo (graphics picture) that is not display in word. Text, Text Boxes, fonts work well. Just the logo is not coming across. Does...
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    Automatic backup to FlashDrive

    Thanks for the help.
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    Automatic backup to FlashDrive

    Thanks for the help
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    Automatic backup to FlashDrive

    Can you please provide software name. Thanks
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    Automatic backup to FlashDrive

    Thanks for the help. I will look into it
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    Automatic backup to FlashDrive

    Thanks for the Help
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    Automatic backup to FlashDrive

    We have had several laptop disk crashes. Obviously, back up were never done by the users. Is there a routine that will run using the "autorun" on the flash drive that will automatically copy files on the harddrive to the flash drive. Thanks
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    Print a Report in a Calendar Format

    Thanks. I will look into that.
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    Print a Report in a Calendar Format

    I would like to have the user enter a date, say 4/17/2011. I would like to extract the month and year (month 4 year 11), print a calendar for April 2011 in standard calendar format. I would also like to print a number in some of the dates. For example, on April 7, we made 101 widgets. On April...
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    Protect VBA Code from Viewing/changing

    I tried this, but this conflicts a VBA routine that creates automatic backups. When the VBA attempts to automatically create a backup, excel says that the file can not be saved. I did some research on the web and I can disable alt F11, etc. But I was looking for a simple approach the will keep...
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    Protect VBA Code from Viewing/changing

    Is there a simple way to prevent the "typical" user from viewing/changing the VBA. But I want to make sure that the cure is not worse than the illness. Using MS password creates problems with some other VBA Code and I can not use it. I am trying to find a simple way that will keep most folks...
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