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I have already tried using the rich text activeX control, but when used on a report it fails to show anything (including a border).

I have a memo feild in SQL that stores rich text, so that it looks like *{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang1033{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil\fcharset0 MS Sans Serif;}}*. I need to display the text so that it keeps all its formatting when displayed on a report. Can anyone help in doing this without...

Does anyone know how I can get the text out of an rtf file? when I open it in word all I see is the text itself. I want to be see all the formatting rich text code so I can store it in sql. For example in I Word I see: Written in Red. (text appears red) What I want to store in my database is...

How do you set a password in Access???

I have an app that is going to be distributed to users shortly. I have used the microsoft access security wizard to secure all my forms queries ect... but should my program ever error it always brings up the option to debug it, thus leaving my code visible. We have written a lot of custom...

Is there anyway that I can refresh the links in my .mdb so that a user name is passed to SQL so that the permissions for that user name can be determined??? I am very new to this subject so any value info would be appreciated. Thanks in Advance, Matt

Is there anyway to move and entire directory??? This would be most helpful. Thanks for all the help. Matt

when I try to use this I get an error that says "file not found" here is the code that I used: Dim fso As Object Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") fso.copyfile "c:\CopyFrom", "c:\CopyTo" I have confirmed that the paths for both...

Does anyone know where I can find information to move and copy files programatically in VBA? I have found lots of information on the net but none of the VB code seems to want to compile in VBA. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks Matt

Does anyone know where I can find information to move and copy files programatically in VBA? I have found lots of information on the net but none of the VB code seems to want to compile in VBA. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks Matt

What is the best way to remove selected items from a list box in VBA??? I think from what I can gather that you cannot use the listbox.RemoveItem in VBA. Or is this a problem with my access setup??? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in Advance, Matt When asked what he thought about...

I am trying to use the .AddItem control to put items into a list box. When I try to complile I get the error "method or data member not found". In the object browser I can see that there are 2 listbox's listed. One has this method the other does not. How can I use this control...

The commands are not written in a language. Have you ever used the DOS system? They are just a series of commands. If you search for "MS-DOS Commands" on the web you should be able to to find site on the web that explains in detail the commands and what they do. Yes please e-mail...

A batch file is basically a way of running a series of DOS commands with one command. For example you could run the Hello.bat file to open a .txt file from DOS. the file would be: cd.. cd My_Folder helloworld.txt now by simply running the hello.bat file these three lines of DOS are ran. Now...

if you put this code in the click event of the list box then it will add a new record of the value selected in the listbox to the table. is this helpful? Dim db As dao.Database Dim tbl As dao.Recordset Dim SQLQuery As String Set db = CurrentDb SQLQuery = "SELECT * FROM tblData" Set...

try using this line of code in the form unload event docmd.setwarnings false be sure to reverse this with docmd.setwarnings true or you will not get any of the prompts that are useful hope this is helpful [bigears]

Have you tried just reffering to the name of the text box and setting it = to false. forms!formname!checkboxname = False or if its in the current scope checkboxname = false Just a thought. [bigears]

Gosh Benny that's still a little foggy to me. I don't understand what you mean by you have 24 print reports buttons. Are you not saving all 24 combo box's and then running a report on them??? 1. I would use check boxes when a user clicks on one programatically the other 2 become false: for...

Try setting the me.allowedits = false on the Onload event of the subform, that make sure that it gets set correctly.

Simply make a form with the 4 text boxes. in the design view of you query say = forms!name_of_your_form!name_of_text_box in the criteria with this it will pull the data from the form.