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There is a useful tool within VS 2008 (VB at least) which may help to point you in the right direction in understanding how to convert VB6 code to VB Net. Open a project in VB NET 2008 (express version will do), Open a form and view source code. Then, select Tools -> Upgrade Visual Basic 6...

You can reset your page margins Top, Bottom, Left, Right to 0cm and design your publication right to the edges of your paper size. Whether or not it will print like that will, of course, depend on the capabilities of your printer.

Whilst MS Word has the facility to create and manage a table of contents. MS Publisher does not. You have to mannually maintain your table of contents entry and the page number

You could try placing your subforms on seperate pages of a Tab Control then manipulate the visible property and/or active page of the tab control as appropriate

Try.... objConn.Close Set objConn = nothing ...after you've closed the last recordset you use in your script

The only tool you NEED, to develop an ASP based website, is a text editor, such as notepad.exe. However, Dreamweaver provides for nice syntax colouring, as does the MS Visual Studio suite of programs. However, such software can prove expensive! You may be better off, in the short term...

You might experiment and see if Screen.ActiveControl and/or Screen.PreviousContol could be of use to you!

Yes, frequently, doesn't help though! Regards TS

Thanx again. No offence taken! Not much code to display, a simple DoCmd.OpenReport.... statement. The report itself is nothing special, NO subforms, No VBA Code. So, you see my problem, not much to try changing! I understand your point about Access 2003 Regards TS

Thanks for your comments IGPCS, I must admit though, I've found MS Access 2000 brilliant, over a number of years usage. I think I can honestly say that this problem, crashing reports! is the only real problem I've experienced with Access itself, so I'd love to get it sorted. There must be an...

Have a problem contolling reports in MS Access 2000 (ver 9.0.6926 SP-3) through VBA. When attempting to open reports in vba using... DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName, acPreview, , strWhere ...Sometimes the report(s) open, sometimes they don't and, more importantly, sometimes they cause a Fatal...

On_Load ...ing the form, why not determine the current month and then disable all the controls on your form you do not want your users to be able to make an entry in?

Might help to check to make sure your comparing like with like... ... if datevalue(workdate) = datevalue(format(rshol!HOLIDAY, "General Date")) then ... Using datevalue() has the advantage of ignoring any time values that may be included in your tables date field(s)

OK Tony, thanks for that, looks like a promising start. Regards TS

Re: Win XP Pro IIS5.1 PHP5 MySQL5. New to PHP/MySQL. Normally develop in ASP, MS Access/SQL Something I frequently find myself doing in ASP is displaying paged data, from a database, on a webpage, by using the ADO Recordset object. I've not seen an obvious way to do this in PHP with data from a...

OK fumei, thanks. Guess I'll have to go the way of using a temporary file and an include!. I appreciate your responses.

I'm sorry, I thought I had! There is NO post merge processing. The user is entering the textual content into an Access database, this content is LATER to be merged into personalised Word documents. The user needs to be able to format the text they enter, into the Access database, as described...

All true but Chrisma asked how to split an existing date into three component parts, to present each part seperately in his forms <input> fields, so the date could be edited?

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Value for day... <% =right(("00" & cstr(day(session("start_date")))),2) %> Value for month... <% =right(("00" & cstr(month(session("start_date")))),2) %> Value for year... <% = cstr(year(session("start_date"))) %>