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Thanks for your suggestion. But I am clearing the values (svalue,sPublisher, etc.,) after inserting into database. When I run this code today I am getting the display name as "?b?[&o". Yesterday it was like "?["

When I use the below function to get the list of installed software in a computer, I am getting the product name as "?[" or some other junk character when the DisplayName is empty in the registery Private Function GetAddRemove(sComp) As String Dim cnt, oReg, sBaseKey, iRC, aSubKeys, iPN, ix...

Hi, Can anyone tell me how to disable Exit option under File Menu (Not the "X" on the top right corner) in Access 2010. Thanks Jambai

Check this out http://www.mvps.org/access/datetime/date0012.htm Thanks Jambai

In addition to dhookom's point, coulpe of features were discontinued in Access 2010. Like Calendar control. So if you were used those in your 2003, then you will not be able to access those functionalities in 2010. Check it here, you will get more insight about backward compatibility...

tstrike, Insert the send mail procedure into AutoExec Macro and let the routine runs by timer event. The Access needs to be opened for this. I would create a service to do this. Thanks Jambai

assets, Try to open it using 2003 and then 2010.

User-level security is not supported by the new file formats in Microsoft Office Access 2007. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/what-happened-to-user-level-security-HA010234561.aspx Thanks

assets, The Microsoft link that I copied in my previous reply has code to disable the close option (Alt+F4). The user can still close the application through File/Exit option or double click the application on the top left corner. You can customize the File/Exit through customize the ribbon...

Change file name in CreateNewWordDoc .SaveAs (AppPath & "\ MyNewWordDoc.doc") Sub CreateNewWordDoc() Dim wrdApp As Word.Application Dim wrdDoc As Word.Document Dim AppPath As String AppPath = Application.CurrentProject.Path Set wrdApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")...

If you could share the xml and the procedure to use, it would be helpful.

See if this helps http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee704589.aspx

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/accessdev/thread/0a34dbec-5078-4e16-b6a7-78f62c39f1bf/

For some reason you are not getting the Args in the below line. strInOut = Forms!frmClock.OpenArgs The workaround would be, Keep a hidden textbox in the form where you are calling frmClock. Fill the value of the textbox based on the button click. ("In", "Out") Private Sub cmdIn_Click()...

I would disable the X on the database and force the user to close the application through the button click. The below link will tells you how to disable System Close and X http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245746 Thanks

aldi07 Hope the interactive guide in http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/interactive-access-2003-to-access-2007-command-reference-guide-HA010238899.aspx helps you. Thanks Jambai

Steve, The older version of Access have to be converted as below. Use either Access 2.0 or Access 97 to convert from Access 1.0 Use Access 2003 to convert from Access 2.0 or Access 97. or you could do the import. Open a blank 2003 Database and import Forms, Reports, Modules, etc. from Access...

Aziz, My question is how to hide the warning message, when you generate the spreadsheet from a web. Response.Redirect to .xls or .xlsx works one. Thanks Jambai

Hi Aziz, I too came across the Group policy. But my client doesn't want to do the work around. The want this issue to be fixed on the asp page it self. Thanks

After upgrading to Excel 2010, I am getting the following error when try to open an existing excel document or generating an excel from a web page (.asp page) The file you are trying to open <filename.xls> is in a different format than specified by the file extension. verify the file is not...