OK, I still think you could do this. How about this option:
Let's say, for example, you have three fields: [BoundField], which is bound to the field in your data table/query, [ColoredText1], and [ColoredText2], and that if [BoundField] is less than 0, you want it displayed in Red text, and...
We ran into this not long ago. What we did to get around it was to create a blank DB in 2000, and import all the objects (except linked tables) into it. Then manually re-link the needed tables. Seems to work like a champ.
-- Judy
I did something similar to this, using a code sample I found.
Basically, you create a text box. You set the font to some font that has a solid box as one of the characters (you may need to use Character Map to find the character you want).
Then, in the control source for that box, use an...
We had similar needs where I work, and what we did is purchase the Total Access Suite for Access 97, which included Total Access Manager. This is basically a scheduler, which will fire a series of commands at a specific time.
Right now, I have it set up two two schedules - daily and weekly...
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