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Looking through some of the forum i found a way of linking the address book in outlook to my application as a table.(Very sweet, and simple) but i'm having some problems understanding whether or not this might be useful when it comes time for deployment. My application will be running on a...

What i meant was that the child subform source object is changed accordingly to the buttons clicked. Each button contains code that has a form name. I guess that information about changing the height on a case to case situation might help. I'll give it a try. Thanks Sh0jin

I've checked around but had no luck in finding a method that resizes a subform. I have a mainform and when a button is clicked the child subform is populated with the appropriate form, but the sizes of the subform are different. So is there a way to resize subform on population? Any thoughts...

css1015, Maybe you can help me. Since you have experience with Crystal Report 8.0 & VB, what do i have to reference within visual basic to create reports. The Crystal report version that i have, comes with a compiler. The report is going to compiled but main objective is to pass an value from...

Dim dMyDate As Date Dim dDateMin As Date Dim dDateMax As Date 'Note dMin, dMax, date are inputted from form text boxes 'but same concept should apply dDateMin = CDate(dMin) 'dMin = 10/12/2001 dDateMax = CDate(dMax) 'dMax = 12/10/2002 dMyDate = CDate(date) If dMyDate >= dDateMin And dMyDate...

Thanks for that information, i am really thankful for your help. I realised that i was designing an application for a 3 tier system, which was a little overkill for what i needed to do. So i will be redesign and experimenting with conversion tools in access. Cheers

Hey cheers for that. Do you know of any good books, that i could get an example of good programming habits and approaches towards full blown application development with access (client/server technology)? Sh0jin

I recently read "Beginning Access 2003 VBA", and most of the examples of databases were self coding without the use of any of access's capabilities. Basically the form were designed in access but the connections and logic came solely from VBA code. After a month of programmming (from example)...