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Thanks for the suggestions guys. MUCH appreciated! :)

I have a 65 page report. It lists 27 states, with various data per state. Some states are on one page, others take up 3 or 4 pages. Each page has the state name. Thanks in large part to the help i've received on this forum, it's a great report and works perfectly. However i've been asked to...

YEEHAAAW! That's the trick right there alright!! I think I may have actually started doing it right one time, but I never saw the change take affect while in Design View so I figured I was on the wrong track. However this time I did see the difference and from there on it went smoothly :) BIG...

I figured pics might help to explain better, so I made a representation in word to better illustrate what i'm talking about...

I'm finding this very difficult to word, so I apologize in advance for any confusion. I have a Report that is working "almost" perfectly, but this one problem is really annoying/frustrating me (and the fact that I don't know doodly-squat about Access 2007 isn't helping any lol). Basically it's...

DOH! *face-palm* I don't know how, but I set scrollbars to none before and it had no effect (that or I had yet ANOTHER senior moment... cursed old brain...). This time however it worked. Thanks SOS! :)

I've created a form with the Form Wizard. This Form has 7 fields in it, one above the other. I've adjusted the properties of this form so nothing can be deleted/added/edited in any of the fields. So I open the form and use the record navigation buttons on the bottom of the screen to view each...

@ColinEssex: They'll see all records for item-x (item-x = Desktops, Laptops, Thin Clients, etc...). EX: There's a button for Desktops, a button for Laptops, one for Thin Clients, etc. They push the button and all Desktops are selected, then they use the record nav buttons in the lower left...

I have a form which has 7 fields, listed top-to-bottom. When I open this form it retrieves the first record from a single table and displays that record in those 7 fields. I want to place 1 button on this form (several in fact, but 1 to start out with since this is so new to me). The sole...

Thank you both for your time and suggestions. I'll take a look and see what happens.

I'm about as new to Access 2007 as one can be, so please excuse what may be and obvious question (and thank you in advance for your patience). I've created 6 tables, which are called: DESKTOP LAPTOP THIN CLIENT PRINTER MONITOR NETWORK EQUIPMENT I've already entered some information...