Try removing the computer from the domain and re-establishing it...
I have had this issue with WinNT Boxes, and this resolved my problem (dont ask why).
Good Luck!
Chance~
Sounds like you have a massive bottleneck somewhere. I am sure people are going to need to know a bit more about your network, so try to elaborate on the status of the following below if you could ...
What type of replication method are you using / whats the timeframe?
(replication every 1...
Also, to add . . . your not running this Windows2k Domain in Native mode are you? Win9X machines cannot log on to a Domain that is in Native mode . . . must be in mixed mode (Mixed mode = winNT and Win2k authorized DC within the Domain, also allows win9X machines to log on | Native mode =...
It is an option (and default installed) on all Domain Controllers and automatically started if you ran DCPromo to build your DC.
To see and make sure it is working, choose Active Directory Users and Computers, right click on the domain and choose Properties (this is from memory since I am not...
Personally I would create a website (hosted somewhere in the network). Force a link to the website to all users, then base the install file from there (the website) with a hyperlink.
Then after the install is accomplished, on the same web site you coudl have a link to automatically run the...
If none of those seem to work, make sure you check to see if you DC is running as a PDC Emulator, win95/98 machines require a PDC for logon, so this may be an issue...
Good Luck
Chance~
You dont ever want to disable the CTRL/ALT/DELETE function as it is a way to purge the cache information to eliminate trojan virus' before logon...
We don't do it for fun ya know!
Good Luck~
Chance~
Hey Tunsarod, what is the difference between using
Me.[Products_subform].Requery
Rather than using
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, 5, , acMenuVer70
Is there any difference in the two, or do they do the same thing in refreshing the form)?
Thanks bud
Chance~
bevpro . . .
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, 5, , acMenuVer70
Try this, put this code in the "after update" event of the control you are updating or wherever needs updating (example: a listbox, combobox, etc...
If (for instance) you need a listbox to show up with the new...
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, 5, , acMenuVer70
Use this code . . .
Place the code in the command button you created to go to the next form.
This should work, I use it all the time . . .
Good Luck!
Chance~
"Beginning Access 2000 VBA" by Robert Smith and David Sussman is a good start, I use it all the time . . .
I got mine at Hastings (if you have those where you live), and I have seen them at book stores as well.
You can order it through the publisher Wrox Press at
www.wrox.com
GOOD...
Yes, your missing the fact that I am an idiot . . .
I have a textbox, ready to input this . . .
"Application.CurrentProject.Path"
I have tried it in the On Open and On Load . . . but . . .
Well, you get the point . . . I am an idiot
Please guide me with your hand oh great...
I just want it in a textbox . . .
just something that will display the name of the currently installed folder.
where would I put this code to make that happen?
Thanks . . .
Where would I put this code to get this to work?
I am guessing this code will relay the path to where the database is located, is this true?
What would be the function of such code? Is it useful for something I am not aware of, and how could I utilize it in my DB?
Thanks~
This could be very...
Have you tried using the filter features?
If you click on "Filter by Form" and (for instance) type in someones name in the name field and click on "Apply Filter" it will bring only that record up.
You can filter by ANY field on the form, including record # . . . this may...
Try this . . .
Create a new field in your table named "grandtotal"
Create a query based on that Table and reflect your form to be based off the query now instead of the table.
Now go into the query and in your "grandtotal" field try something like this . . .
grandtotal...
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