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  1. debot54

    User Created Objects In Local Front-End

    I have been working with the FE/BE concept in Access for years and never has any problems with this approach. That is until now. The problem has to do with user's creating objects in their local copy of the FE - primarily queries. The problem comes up when I have a new version to roll-out. In...
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    Location of Button Images

    I have had no problem adding images to my command buttons. They work great, that is as long as nothing changes. In particular I am talking about the location of the images themselves - I am using cutom images. Anyway, as I said things were fine until the DB had to be moved. Now the button images...
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    Weird Behavior in VBA Modules - What's Going On?

    Did you say you DO have a timer running in your program? Not some clock running outside of Access but within Access.
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    Select records to update on continuous form

    I have found that the easiest way to implement what you are trying to do is to add a field called "Selected" to your table (I include a field like this to most of my tables). Then you simply include this field in your query (for the recordsource) and put this field on your continuous form.
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    More than one person writing to a record. Need Serious HELP!!!

    I see that you have received a ton of advice on your problem but the first thing I would do is spli the DB. Having all users share the same front-end is simply asking for trouble. As this is probably the easiest of all solutions you have been given, I think you should definately try this first.
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    Unhandled exception at MSACCESS

    The best thing I have found to do to fix this problem is to rebuild the DB. Create a new empty DB and then import all of the objects from your DB into it. In many cases this helps "clean-up" problems within your DB.
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    Formatting Twice problem

    I had a similar problem in the past. What I found was causing the problem was using the [Pages] field on the report. This caused the format to execute twice(first time to determine the number of pages) and screwed up my report. After I took the [Pages] field off the report everything looke3d...
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    Access Data Dictionary

    Total Access Analyzer from FMS will provide you with what you want. I prefer this tool over the built-in Access "documenter". You can download it for a trial at the following link: www.fmsinc.com/free/demos/index.html
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    Adding a reference to winsock.dll

    I noticed that you are having the same problem as I am regarding references. Did you ever get things to work? So far I have been unable to get an answer to this problem. The kicker is that it doesn't do this to every file. In fact, I have found that if I copy the file to somewhere else I...
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    References Problem

    I am having problems adding references to my code libraries. What happens after I have browsed and located my library file, is that I get an error message that says "Can't add reference to the specified file". I have already checked the obvious (valid library, corrupted file, etc.)...
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    References Problem

    Thanks, but I looked there already. And that wouldn't explain why the library I built and added a reference to worked, but after moving it it wouldn't work anymore. However, I do believe that what you are alluding to is probably the source of my problem i.e. some type of an entry somewhere...
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    References Problem

    OK...enough of these misleading error messages! I have been struggling for almost a week on the problem of adding a reference to the file Mso9.dll. The file was originally located in the Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office folder. However, for reasons I won't get into, I copied this file to...

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