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Hi Jim, I won't buy into this problem since I don't have a better answer but in following this thread I am pleased to see a plug for generic object syntax. Although I understand the convenience of 'Me' I always get confused by its ubiquitous use in these forums, especially when the code quoted...

Elegant solution SBendBuckeye. I posted some questions and thoughts in the Forms forum tonight - principally to suggest that you might want to test your user responses before deciding which form to open. Is there a record in the underlying table? YES...

Hi Frank, Got thrown out again - now I know why. Forgot I had set my forms to retrieve email messages from Outlook (not successfully) and opening it gave me 14 instances of the form - with my 'memory' sailing so close to the wind it simply ran out os space. Ironically I was using 97 on my 486...

Hi, What version of Access are you using? I don't quite follow the nature of the query you describe. Is this a parameter query requiring user to input, say, (pay)week and (user)initials? What happens when you run the query on its own - what records are returned if the (pay)week/(user)initials...

Hi, I began to add to the confusion with this post when I was unceremoniously dumped out of Internet Exploxer. Guess that's what I get for running a full install of Office 2000 Premium (and a lot of other things on a 166mhz Pentium with only 90 meg of space left on the 1.2 gig drive). As I had...

Thanks Volkoff007, I will investigate this, although my client may find it difficult to justify the investment. Regards, Intuitas

One of my clients has a web page maintained (not by me) using FrontPage 2000 (and some hand coding). At the same time they have a newsletter compiled in MS Publisher 2000 for print distribution. This newsletter is supplied to the web developer for inclusion in the web page but it virtually needs...

Fixed using static variable as a flag for control with focus. Works well!

Would putting each pair of check boxes inside an option group supply what you need?

I don't quite know what the context is but could you do something straighforward like: Set the Cycle property for the form to Current Record and provide an exit button so users have little option but to add a single record and then quit the form.

I am converting a music database I wrote about six years ago using Access 2 - first to Access 97 then to Access 2000. One form I have displays a multi-table query recordset sorted on 3 fields say(title, composer and arranger)- I have placed a search button in the header which opens a custom form...