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I would like to keep track of the time my database or a hidden form is open, and once the database closes to record that time in a table. Could be a timer event or simply recording the "Now()" time upon open and close. I then want the database to advance to the next record to prepare...

Robert - Great - My address is berdyck@pbworld.com - using Access 2000 thanks for your help!

I am building a bus system time schedule database, and I need to be able to enter scheduled time and arrival time via a spin button or some other efficient mechanism, rather than typing in the time. How can I do this?

DDWatkins - If your data is "one to one" - ie you don't have multiple records relating back to your Client, then you don't need the subform. If you plan on having an infinite (so to speak) number of associated records, I would put the client's vital information in one table, and all...

I have a simple form/subform/subform setup, with a Combo Box on the main form and a "Refresh" button on the 1st subform. A query makes up the 2nd subform. When updating the combo box, the data in the query, or 2nd subform updates, but the other information related specifically to...