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You can turn the warnings off and with this command: objWord.DisplayAlerts = wdAlertsNone After the mail merge you can turn the warnings on with the following command: objWord.DisplayAlerts = wdAlertsAll Hope this helps

Our application is used on different PC's. On 1 PC however the user receives the error "MyApp.exe .exe has generated errors and will now exit ..." and the application crashes. When I check the event log this is the errormessage: The application, , generated an application error The error...

If you want to close the form you should use Unload Me or DoCmd.Close

Since the table is a linked access table to an SQL database, the recordset that you have created by using select is a read only recordset. You better insert a new record by using Insert into tbl (col1, col2, col3) values ("a", "b", "c")

You will have to contact your local mobile phone company. They can give you the necessary information and software and they will also tell you how much it will cost to send an SMS.

Hello everybody, I am writing a program where the user can choose the paperbin to print a Word document. The problem is that sometimes the printer uses the right paperbin and sometimes the printer uses another paperbin. The printer is a Xerox 440st Here is the code that does the printing...

It should be: If strTray <> rst1Up!field3 Then GoTo Even_Tray_Break

Problem solved. I changed the code a little so that the recursive part of the filling of the treeview is less extended. Thanks for the suggestions

yes I am using recursion to fill the three

I have a program that at startup must fill a treeview. However one branch of the treeview is getting very huge. In fact so huge that I get an "Out of stack" error. Is there some way in VB that I can change the stack size? TIA

First link your SQL table in your Access Database. Then make an update query to add the new info in your Access table.

Dim strText As String Dim intLastPos As Integer, intPos As Integer strText = &quot;cats,dogs,house,mouse&quot; 'The InStr function returns an integer stating the start of the string 'you where looking for in another string 'First argument: the place in the string where to start looking 'Second...

This should work in Access 97 Dim strText As String Dim intLastPos As Integer, intPos As Integer intPos = InStr(1, strText, Chr(44), vbTextCompare) Do While intPos <> 0 strText = Left(strText, intPos - 1) & &quot;* or *&quot; & Mid(strText, intPos + 1, Len(strText) - intPos)...