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Pat - Thanks for that direction. Didn't consider mail merge before but Outlook Help has some reading material on e-mail-merging. I'll let you know how it works out.

We have an e-mail list of our clients that we'd like to use in a newsletter. Can anyone help me with importing that list of e-mails in Excel into Outlook 2000? It seems that Outlook Express can import directly into our address book but I'd like to keep these addresses separate from our regular...

Hi Dan, As a matter of fact, it DOES look fine and I use Firefox. It is current to version 3.0.1 I have also downloaded to developer tools to help esp in the learning process. I regularly use Firebug & Webdeveloper. As to your suggestion, I'm not sure what you're getting at. I looked for the...

Hi Dan, Thanks for the code correcting. It works just fine now. To respond to your (appreciated) finger-wagging about my coding skills, I agree completely. I am in the process of setting up a new shopping cart and have decided to learn CSS in the process. So, I am still a novice when it comes...

Rather than cluttering my page with a bunch of technical stuff, I have created a table with javascript links to open a specific html page in a new window. The first link opens a new window perfectly but the 4 remaining links, coded the same, do nothing. Here is the code used on the first AND all...

Thanks for all the help. The report is now functional as required.

I have been asked to refine our church's database (MS Access 2000). The current report shows the donations made by individual parishioners with one parishioner per page (unless it overflows to a second page). To find "John Doe's" individual report, the entire report needs to be searched, page...

I have an existing website that is edited through Frontpage.I need to add a "Members Only" section to the site. Having read through my "FrontPage Bible" and the help section, I'm still scratching my head as to where to start. As an attempt, a folder named "members_only" was created and...

Thanks Pampers Unfortunately, the subform property was already set to "Allow for Additions". I'm still trying different things but it's a busy time of season to be tinkering with code when Santa is about to arrive.

Thanks for the reply. I suspect you are considering this as a VBA event procedure. It is being done as a Macro. Here's the picture that may help clarify what's going on. Residing in the "Orders" form is the "Order Details subform". The goal is to add a record to this subform that, in turn...

In my wizard-generated "Order Entry" database (significantly modified over the years for our application), I am working on a macro that will add a new record in the Orders form. So far, it is set to "OpenForm" where upon it opens the Orders form. At that point, I would like to use the menu item...

Thanks for the thorough reply. First, the easy stuff. I'm running Access 2000. Now, (2 hours later . . .) Compared the coding for the OnActivate event and sure enough, there was the problem. The DoCmd line referred to "EmployeeID" instead of OrderID. Editing that one line fixed a problem that...

Our order entry database was created initially from the Access Wizard-generated "Order Entry" database. When new, it would recognize which order was highlighted (by the black arrow beside the order record). On clicking the "Orders" button, it would open the Orders subform, going directly to THAT...