It does not appear harmful, just cosmetic. Is there a way to supress it or deal with it. The issue seems like http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;811860 but it is Windows 2000 with Access XP rather than Windows XP.
The condition follows when the main form closes. There is a subform built on a query that references the data from the parent form for it's values. Hmmm, maybe if I build the query within the form Recordsource control instead.....
The condition follows when the main form closes. There is a subform built on a query that references the data from the parent form for it's values. Hmmm, maybe if I build the query within the form Recordsource control instead.....