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Hi I am wondering if anyone knows of a method of saving a record in a bound form, using a custom button, instead of Access's record selectors, or menu items. I have tried it using DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord, however, I run into problems with this approach, when the save record generates...

Nah that doesnt seem to work. I'll give you an idea of what I'm actually doin. In the event handler for when the save button is pressed, I call a global method I've written called SaveCurrent which returns a boolean value, cause it actually does some checking of things. Its this function that...

Yeah it can be done. In the form design, goto the forms properties and you can remove the buttons from the window. To resize it, if you could use thje Windows API function MoveWindow, using the hwnd property of your form. Just call this in the Forms OnLoad or something. Rob

Hi I'm just wondering wether or not theres another way to save records on a form, besides using the Access menu items, record selectors, or DoCmd.RunCommand/DoCmd.DoMenuItem. The reason I wish to know this is because, currently when if I press my custom save button that executes...

Hi I'm wondering if there is anyway to have my own custom save button on my forms instead of using Access's record selectors to save a newly added record, or edits to a record. The same goes for having an Add, Cancel and Delete button. I have tried to do this using DoCmd MenuItem actions, but...