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You might want to check your autoexec.prg to see if you sent over a path designation that doesn't fit.

Thanks for the response. Mikker those options are 'grayed out' on my machine. Insufficient privileges. Lately McAffee has been emailing to me that it has found phishing emails and quarantined them. A new feature which I assume has somehow gone awry. C Meagan thanks for the tip about "find" yes...

Thank you for writing back. I have calmed down a bit now. I just couldn't get advanced find to find anything, even when I was looking right at the subject line of an item. We are rebooting the exchange server this afternoon after work (Friday) and hopefully that will help. Outlook is...

I need some help. I have Outlook 2000. I am very interested in reaching in and grabbing the "Advanced Find" feature and tearing it out with both hands leaving a bloody hole in this program. Can anyone tell me how I might proceed with this important stress reducing fuction? Thanks

The icon is one of the fields that are available to show in your email window in Microsoft Outlook. View/Current View/Customize Current View <Fields Button> <Fields List> One should be able to sort on this field just as you do with "Date" or "From" or "Subject". It doesn't seem to work...

Why doesn't "sort by icon" actually sort by Icon? At least my Outlook doesn't. Shouldn't it? Outlook 2000 SR-1 9.0.0.3821 Mile 0

Thanks Gator9: That looks like good information. Manipulating this data is an enormous problem for me. I think part of my problem is understanding the basic essentials of Access. My approach is to slurp all of the data into a single table and then crunch away. Crunching I formerly did...

How can I code more than one record on a screen form? So that my user sees: - Name - - Address - - D.O.B. - - Status - Blow, Joe 2323 Main Street Aug-10-1927 Eligible Blow, Joseph 3223 Main Street Feb-09-1977 Ineligible Blow, J. 1515 Oak Street Jan-22-2001...

Looks like I have a lot to learn. Just to start off my education, how can I code more than one record on a screen form? So that my user sees: Blow, Joe 2323 Main Street Aug-10-1927 Eligible Blow, Joseph 3223 Main Street Feb-09-1977 Ineligible Blow, J. 1515 Oak Street...

Looks like I have a lot to learn. Just to start off my education, how can I code more than one record on a screen form? So that my user sees: Blow, Joe 2323 Main Street Aug-10-1927 Eligible Blow, Joseph 3223 Main Street Feb-09-1977 Ineligible Blow, J. 1515 Oak Street...

Well, I don't think I have ever created a subform. I didn't even know they existed until I started reading this FAQ's in the Access related areas. So I don't know really what they do. I am an old dBase IV person and used to coding directly and putting everything on one screen form. My database...

My user searches her database by the clients last name, but we have more than one (non-duplicate) record for the client. How do I show all of the appropriate client records on one screen? Better still how do I show just the information that is different?