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Yes I'm aware of that problem and I did do that but still it doesn't work. The Microsoft knowledgebase article that explains references does not give an example of how to refer to the property of a nested subform.

The short answer is no, I want to be able to use variables for the form/subform/subsubform names. I managed to accomplish this using the above syntax for the subform but it doesn't work for the nested subform.

How can I refer to a property on a nested subform. The syntax for referring to a control on a nested subform does not work when referring to a property of a nested subform. Forms!EmployeeAbsenceForm!AbsencePeriodCtl.Form!AbsenceDayCtl.Form.allowedits = true Does not work! Any Ideas? Thanks!

I have successfully managed to reference a subform using a variable, using the following syntax: set frmMain = Forms(varFormName) set frmSub = frmMain(subctl.name).form This works if the subform control's name is DIFFERENT from the sourceobject. HOWEVER, the code below does not work to...

What happens when you check in a file in MS Access that is shared from another project? I have a module checked out and being modified in one Access project and I am closing up another project that shares this module. When I checkin the module VSS displays: <module> is checked out to <project1>...

Sounds like the VSS Database ran out of disk space where ever you have stored it. This is NOT good! One of the things the gurus recommend with VSS is NOT to let it run out of diskspace! Usually you need enough diskspace equal to the size the VSS database to be safe. Goodluck to you

I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for but checkout this Webcast tutorial on SourceSafe 6.0. Hope this helps you out. Its about 1hr and 14 mins long. http://support.microsoft.com/servicedesks/webcasts/wc072299/wcblurb072299.asp Cheers

Does anybody know how or what does VSS manage with regards to linked backend tables in the frontend database? There is an option there to checkout the table but it is linked so what does that mean? You can't change table design of a linked table in the frontend so why do you have to check it...