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Johnthephoneguy is right that the greatest consumpion is at startup typically called the inrush current. But the inrush current for these monitors is typically 20-30+ A (yes, not a typo) which usually lasts for only a very brief period like a half-cycle, 8ish milleseconds or so. But it's still...

Dear smah, Thanks for taking the time and your reply. You might want to double-check your arithmetic: I=P/V=50W/100V = 0.5A rather than 2A which is still a factor of 4X. Also in the case of the Dell G2410, the operating power is listed @ 25W which is 1/4A by same logic. I do know that LCD...

When you look at almost any LCD monitor (e.g. Dell G2410), the tech spec for voltage says 100-240VAC/50/60 Hz (2A maximum), but then they cite typically 25-50W for typical operational power consumption. Does anyone know under what conditions the 2A maximum occurs? I've tried tunneling through...

Thanks PHV for suggestion. Tried it - same result. --Dan

I have a form bound to a table with a click button to add records to the table. It has been working fine and up to now most of the fields are initialized to Null values when the new rec is created. A change to call a routine has been added to the click routine along the likes of the following...

I have still not been able to find out why the acCmdDeleteRecord refuses to be available in the app but in surfing around found Allen Brown's suggestion to use the RecordsetClone as shown below which looks like it's doing the trick. Since I can't get CmdDeleteRecord to work and...

I created a boiled down database with just the core of the problem and duplicated the problem. This will appear a bit arcane but it recreates the essence of the problem. The real world has more than kind of reivsion, multiple levels of status and more inter-related fields than a thing with a...

PHV, Thanks for the suggestion. When I try it, I get the message "The command or action 'DeleteRecord' is not available now." in an OK MsgBox....is there some reason why it would not be available during a click event. I can understand if this was a before update event or something like...

To set the context (there's a lot going on in this app with lots of code and tables but I have boiled the problem down to this situation): 0. DB is in 2000 format being developed under Access 2003. 1.I have a fairly self-contained subform (no Master/Child in effect) that is in continous mode...