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Ok, the problem was I hadn't declared a variable as Global. I have this module with a variable and I used Dim to declare it instead of Global in the module. The variable's name is printerObjName and it contains the printer name the user chooses in the second form. That value is then pulled...

Ok I created another function just to test and I figured that Forms!frmSearchForm.Testing works when called from the second form. FINALLY! However, after some testing I discovered there was a piece of code inside the function causing the problem: Application.Printer = printerObjName Now I...

These are the error messages I get: Form_frmSearchForm.PrintRooms '424' Object required Call Form_frmSearchForm.PrintRooms '424' Object required Forms!frmSearchForm.PrintRooms '424' Object required Call Forms!frmSearchForm.PrintRooms Compile error: Syntax error Thanks for all your...

I was researching about naming conventions and came across something interesting. When declaring a function the initial should be capitalized. I didn't know this would make any difference, but still did not fix my problem. So now, I am declaring the function as: Public Function PrintRooms()...

ok....I tried Forms("Form1").FunctionName and it did not work. I still got the same message "Run-time error '424': Object required." and when I click Debug it highlights the line that calls the function in yellow. Here's the sub that resides in the second form: Private Sub cmdPrint_Click() '...

Yes, the function is declared as Public and the form1 is also open while the second form is running. In fact, it has to be open because the first form is the one that opens the second form so when the second form wants to call the function in the first form, the first form is already open...

I thought about that already, but since I had already created the second form and spent enough time coding everything the way it is now, and since I am like 95% done, all I thought I needed is a simple line to connect that second form to the first. If there's a simple solution I rather do it...

I've researched how to call a function stored in another form in Access, but so far none of the suggestions I've read work for me. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I've created a form1 where the user selects checkboxes and then they can click on a print button. That print button opens a form2...

Well, here's the happy ending to my story. After exchanging my NVidia card for another, and also updating the BIOS and upgrading all the motherboard, chipset, NVidia and D-Link drivers to their latest versions and realizing none of these solved the problem, I decided to change my wireless card...

This is a good one! Sorry for the length. I have an ASUS motherboard in my home-built machine. It has regular PCI, PCI-E 1X and 16X slots. I use a D-Link WDA-2320 PCI wireless card and has been working great in the past few months with WPA2 encryption to my D-Link 625 router. I also have an ATI...

Thanks! repairing MDAC solved the problem. :)

Thanks. I checked that key and I noticed all the items regularly in there were missing. I only have the same items available in the System DSN configuration box. I then went to another computer, exported the ODBCINST.INI key, which contains all the items, and imported it to my computer. I had...

I tried going back to a previous restore point. That was an excellent suggestion, by the way. I had not thought about that. I selected to go back about 2 weeks ago which is a time I am fairly certain things were working ok. However, when Windows rebooted after supposedly restoring back, it said...

Thanks rphips. I had precisely done this last night. I removed the wireless card driver and reinstalled another version of it. Still no cure. I've also connected the desktop via Ethernet cable and the same problem persists.

I have tried pinging my desktop by IP address. Since I'm using IP addresses directly for testing this problem, NBTSTAT, NetBIOS, etc. have nothing to do here. Both my laptop and my desktop are wireless. I have always been able access my desktop from my laptop and viceversa. But I lost the...

I ran into something I've never seen before. I am trying to create a new SQL Data Source in Windows XP. I am quite familiar with how to setup the System DSN in the ODBC Data Source Administrator as I have done it many times in other computers. However, I have one computer where I wanted to setup...

Thanks. I just figured it out. The problem was I was using the & as the concatenation sign, but in Javascript I'm supposed to use the + sign instead. It works good now.

<div id="newxspf"> <script type="text/javascript" src="/FMP3/swfobject.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var flashObj = new FlashObject...

Thanks monsterjta for your suggestion. Unfortunately, I only manage the child domain so I don't have access to the mail server which is in the parent domain. I will have to get in contact with the administrator there to find that out.

Yes, I checked there (forgot about that), but the trusts are already established there, two-way between the parent and the child domain. So there's nothing else to do there.