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Thanks, Remou!

I have a List Box on a form. The label box that was associated to this List Box was deleted. How do I re-attach a label box to the list box? Thanks

Stuke - Is there a way to run CHKDSK another way that might fix whatever problem there is? How can I remove remnants of Acronis from the MBR?

Thanks, stuke. All I have is the restore CD. The PC (Laptop) is still under warranty, but they may have it for WEEKS. I was going to just take it in, but wanted to first ensure the problem was a physical one, and not one with software that I could fix myself. Can't remove HD from PC...

Background: PC was locking-up when using various apps. Had to restore Hard Drive to factory settings using Restore CD that came with PC. Prior to doing so, I tried to restore an image that I made of the hard drive using Acronis True Image. I had the image saved on what Acronis calls the...

Still not working for me. Had to go back to previous version of Acrobat. :-(

NSNewey, Believe it or not, that key does not exist, which I believe is not good. Thanks for trying! :-)

Continuing with the above post, the name of my Adobe printer is "Adobe PDFWtiter" (Start>Settings>Priters). And here are the keys in my registry withing the "Software\Adobe" tree: Acrobat Acrobat Distiller Acrobat Elements Acrobat Reader Adobe Acrobat ALM Designer I guess another option is...

I think I may have found the problem. The above "SetKeyValue" lines call another function containing the following: lRetVal = RegOpenKeyEx(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, sKeyName, 0, KEY_SET_VALUE, hKey) lRetVal = SetValueEx(hKey, sValueName, lValueType, vValueSetting) The value for "sKeyName" is...

Nice try NSNewey. However, after adding that line it failed to send the report to the PDF writer. Here is the new code with that line added. strOldDefault = QueryKey("Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows", "Device") SetKeyValue "Software\Microsoft\Windows...

I've got a automated database that creates a report, writes it to PDF format, and then sends via email using Outlook. Has worked for years (and still works) using Acrobat 5.0. I've got a PC that has Acrobat 7.0, and someting is wrong. Been banging my head on the desk for days now and cannot...

In Excel one has the ability to produce a trendline on a chart that represents the relationship of x to y. It also gives one the option of displaying a formula representing that relationship. My question: Is there a way using built-in Access functions to replicate this relationship formula...

When editing fields in a (VERY large) table, why does the database size grow so dramatically (more than the size attibuted to the data being added to the table)? During the process of running through the code (updating data in the fields), the database size hits the 2GB limit and error...

It's not a constant update. It's a one-time deal. However, I was able to get it to work by separating the table into one database, and the code (module) into another, and linking to the database containing the table. When doing so, the database size of both databases stayed relatively...

I have written a module that updates two fields in every record in a table that is over 3M records. As I crank through the code (and editing the table), I continue to get an error message at the 'rs1.update' line as the database size grows. I believe it has to do with table size. Any ideas...

That will work just fine. Thanks Carl.

Pete, An associate here was asking the question. He doesn't do a lot of developing, but does run stand-alone queries quite often. He is just wanting a way to execute a query using the keyboard without having to deal with the mouse. Thanks.

Does anyone know if a keyboard shortcut exists to execute a query?

That did it, Smudge. Thanks!!

I've got a Public Function inside a module that is triggered by an autoexec macro. For some reason, the execution of the code stops at the same line of code every time the application is opened, even though there is no breakpoint set there. When I press the StepOut button, execution continues...