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Found my answer... Copy/Paste the form in the navigation pane. Rename the new form as desired. Delete old form. ~ grinnz ~

After many changes since its creation the form has taken a new purpose and meaning. Therefore I now want to change the form name... not the shortcut name. Access 2010... How do I change the underlying and controlling form name so that once I start to write in VBA I don't get confused? ~ grinnz ~

I do believe that is the case. Bummer! Microsoft's infinite wisdom. [banghead] ~ grinnz ~

Perhaps Shift-F7 works for you but certainly does not work for me. Like Duane, I too have been unable to find any key combination that returns to the field definitions. :( ~ grinnz ~

I've been away from Access for a while. In past versions when using Table Design you were able to use F6 to flip between the field definition area and the field properties area. Now using Access 2010 the F6 flips to the field properties area but then to the navigation area and one or two other...

I’m trying to build a simple action that resizes the open image, saves the resulting smaller image optimized as a specific filename (folder.jpg) in the same folder as the original, and then close the original without saving. The resize and the close steps are done. That’s the easy part. I also...

Jeff... You win the prize. Thank you!! ~ grinnz ~ Listen to me online every Tue/Thu 6-9pm Eastern www.temptationradio.net

Thank you for your reply. "[CombineKey]=" I have tried with the same resulting runtime error. The exceptkey statement above is fine unto the fact that when the program stops it points specifically to the findfirst statement. Further, the variable strCompare has already been populated with the...

Dim dbs As Database Dim rstCombined As DAO.Recordset Dim rstExceptions As DAO.Recordset Dim strCompare As String 'Open Recordsets Set dbs = CurrentDb Set rstCombined = dbs.OpenRecordset("qryCombined") Set rstExceptions = dbs.OpenRecordset("qryExceptions")...

A brief word of thanks to both of you for your replies. Although I'm sure that I will return in the future, my current problem has been solved. CheerZ! ~ grinnz ~ Listen to me online every Tue/Thu 6-9pm Eastern www.temptationradio.net

I'm just again getting back into Access after nearly six years and unfortunately starting from square one. Problem: The recordset loop only populates the first record of the table although the code loops properly. Using the immediate window it seems that the recordset record is not stepping...