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Brilliant - thank you so much. That was just what I needed. For some reason .LocationURL doesn't show in my list of properties.

I think I phrased my question poorly - I already have the code so that a user can type in a web address and send the browser to that address. My problem is capturing an address from an automatic redirect. For example, a user types in an outdated web address, the browser goes to a redirect page...

Does anyone know if it is possible to call the address from the web browser control? If it is, would you share some sample code?

The fore and back colors range from a value of 0 for black to a value of 16777215. But I'm not sure exactly how to scale it to give the appearance of a gradual fade from one to another. You could play with the "define custom color" option (click the ellipses next to one of the color...

You could set a timer event to populate an image control with a series of graphics, with each successive graphic faded out compared to the previous. A way to do it with a text or label control using the same kind of timer event that I described above, would be to incrementally lighten the fore...

Adding the User Id to the string did the trick. I can't believe I kept missing that. Thanks!

How about using the sendobject syntax: DoCmd.SendObject [objecttype][, objectname][, outputformat][, to][, cc][, bcc][, subject][, messagetext][, editmessage][, templatefile]

I've made an Access application that once a day imports copies of tables from a sybase data warehouse. The first time it loops throught the procedure that pulls the tables, the default sybase login screen appears prompting the user to hit OK to login to the sybase database. Here's the syntax...