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Sorry, I spoke to soon. Does not work.

copy longText*.ext longText*VerB.ext should work.

The only way to really rule out mapped drives would be to unmap (while disconnected from network) all mapped drives and then see if the problem persist.

Will work with Access 97 thru 2007. I have not seen where anyone has tried this with 2010 or 2013. http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=2562

The error is probably coming from somewhere else and is showing up when you open the form. The following link discusses it some. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=122481

No easy work-around. http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread.php/124184-How-to-run-multiple-versions-of-Access-on-one-co

From the example you are using: 5. Finally, to allow reports to be previewed...in every report you will need to put: In the OnOpen: DoCmd.RunMacro "mcrRestore" In the OnClose: DoCmd.RunMacro "mcrHide"

If you just run the report and not preview, you will not get an error.

This may point you in the right direction. http://snipplr.com/view/14953/

Another post with similar problem. http://superuser.com/questions/60783/copy-and-paste-from-virtual-pc-has-stopped-working

You may also want to look and the addons if you haven't already loaded them to see if any of them can fix your problem.

Check the properties of the employee form and make sure that it does not have a filter saved in it also "Allow Filters" = Yes and "Filter on Load" = No.

We need to see the code that you are using to help you troubleshoot.

A quick and easy method would be to open a user form to simulate a messagebox with some generic message and an OK button. This will take the focus away from your form. Then in the OnOpen event of your new form, you can loop through the controls, on the original form, that you want to turn off...