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Thanks a million David, that did the trick. I have from time to time people presenting issues like this to me and since it is about 15 years since I did database programming in FoxPro I do find it difficult. I have little real experience with Access. Is there a quick fix to this, i.e. Access for...

That all sounds so easy David, unfortunately I a bit lost with regards to what to do? As far as I know there is only two files, both are sat in the same folder, just move to another location. I have open it an looked for "link manage tables" both in menu and help but no luck. I am working on...

The program requires access to be install and compromises of two MDB files, one seems to be the Dashboard and the other the data. I have not asked the clients if they have the development rights, but the startup screen states he has copyrights. Does not look like they use ULS. It is a single...

I have taken over the IT support for a company and they have a few Access Apps. The problem is that when I install a new computer with Vista/Windows 7 the application will not work. The Application seem to have been hard coded to only work in the following location; C:\Documents and...

I finally cracked this. I guess I did not expect the application to have been written by a moron and therefore expected the fault to have been introduced by the 2003/7 conversion. Oh, no it was something as basic as the original coder never setting a proper sort order on the data. Due to my...

Thanks for the reply. I just tested your simplified code and it still does not work for Client Details, but it works for the other entire identical pick list. I guess what this is telling me is that it is using the wrong value for ID. When working with FoxPro we had some simple but effective...

I have been asked to fix an issue after converting data from Access 2000 to 2007. It is only in one Form the problem exists. The task required is to go from a list view of clients to a detailed view of one single record in the list by double clicking the record. Should be simple and it works...

Point taken. Must be 15 years since I did any real programming.... Downloaded VB 6.0 Distribution packages from MS and dragged the final missing comctl32.ocx from another computer. It's just an older database that two workers need access to so not to bothered about creating a nice install...

I am having a very similar issue where an older Access 2000 program seems to work fine in Access 2003, but when opened in Access 2007 I get error messages like comctl32.ocx missing / link broken. I also have lost the ability to choose record details by clicking it. It always brings up record 1...