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You were correct, you want to Insert, Object, Create from File, Select the file, click Display as Icon, just don't check the box for Link to File. Unfortunately, it seems to embed the whole path as part of the file name, I don't think there is an easy way to fix that. But that may have been...

What type of data is the field. What access does is base its descision on the data type of the field on the first 24 records of that field. If its picking up a number data type and record 26 has text, it won't be able to import the text value. In excel, text values align left and numeric...

I have a user in E2k that gets an error "Invalid Web Query" when running a web query. It seems to run fine until he makes another application the active app, and then switches back to excel. I can't find any documentation on this error and was hoping that someone had experienced...

What error message are you getting, there shouldn't be a problem with spaces in the path name?

Have you tried to import the pst file into contacts folder?

Show the field codes for the merge field and add '\@ "h:mm am/pm" ' before the last brace } (without the single quotes) that should give you the correct format.

Is it on the on close event for the workbook?

Try deleting temps, run search for *.tmp, and delete all that appear.

Here's some code you can modify to your needs, just change the range "a1" to your first cell in the list and "a2" to the second, should work fine. Sub InsertRows() Dim x As Integer Do While Not Range("A2").Offset(x) = "" If...

I believe its actually part of the security patch. There is a way to disable it thru the security settings (I think, don't have it installed)

Remove it from the startup folder, in the programs menu, that will disable it.

Thanks, yeah that didn't work. Unfortunately I can't uninstall/reinstall ccMail right now. I wish I could just get rid of it, our clients don't use it, we don't use, but hey, thats corperate politics for you. Thanks for your help

Thru the Internet Options in the control panel

This is kind of a complicated one, basically because of my setup. First of all, on my PC I have Office 97, Office 2000, ccMail 6 and ccMail 8 installed (I think one of these is the culprate, however I could fill this message with all the apps and versions on this PC) running on a Win98 platform...

Well, sorry to say, there is no suggestions other than get everybody upgraded as quickly as possible. The ldb (locking database file) that access creates is exactly compatible between the versions. Your only other option would be to create a 2000 version of the database and have those users work...

I assume you're working in PPT97, 97 does not support animated gif files. That feature is available in 2000. Sorry for the info.

Yeah, I probably should have openned excel before naming the toolbar. It should actually say &quot;Stop Recording&quot; in the toolbars list. If, for some reason that's still not available, try searching for and renaming your <user>.xlb file. Its the toolbar file for excel. Just run a search...

When you start recording a macro, a toolbar should appear with the button on it. I'm assuming, because you made this post, that toolbar does not appear. What you need to do after starting the macro recorder, go to View, Toolbars, Macro and the toolbar will appear. You probably want to stop...

If I understand you correctly, you can do it with an if statement. Lets say &quot;a1&quot; has your first start date and &quot;b1&quot; your first end date. In C1 put the formula =if(b1>a2,&quot;Error&quot;,&quot;&quot;) and drag it down the column (Where &quot;error&quot; is what ever you want...

I would put the code in the On Save event and place an if statement to test to see if the file name that is being saved is the same as the main file.