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I have a Word Template named Master.dot. I want to send info from Access to the Bookmarks within the template and be able to save the file with a new name such as Completed.doc. Not sure of the property to assign to do this. Thanks in advance

right click the column of the subform and set the column width there.

I believe that Me.Recalc should work for you

If you want to be totally safe on all of the fields you need to put your code in the Lost Focus property of the form. You can check that all required fields have data when the user tries to move from the form.

Thanks PHV, I ws able to get it working. Not sure why my code did not display Here it is again. I went about this in a different way but still think this should work Dim oApp As Object Dim WordDoc As Object Set oApp = CreateObject("Word.Application") Set WordDoc =...

I am using the following code to attempt to open word with a new doc, save it with the specified name, and then edit the doc. When user closes the doc after updates it would prompt for user to save and it would already have the file named. I cannot a blank word doc open. This code only opens...

DoCmd.SendObject should work for you !

Try holding down the shift key, keep it held down and then double click the Access Icon. YOu must keep the shift key down for a while. If this does not work, then you will need to re-install. Or you could go to Excel and import the data from the Database.

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My customer want to be able to send an email utilizing Outlook 2K. Once the mail is created and submitted, Wants Outlook to open with the receipients email in the To: field and the text in the body. Wants this so that when the email is sent it will be recorded in the SENT folder for archiving...