Hi, Meg.
> The macro runs but just stops
> with no error.
That's one of the problems with macros. There's no error handling. If you
convert this macro to VBA code with the wizard, error handling will be
included with the procedure, so you'll get an error message when something
goes wrong. To convert, select the macro in the Database Window, then
select Tools -> Macro -> Convert Macros To Visual Basic, then press the
"Convert" button.
HTH.
Gunny
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>I am experiencing a problem with send object macro's in Access 2000
> since my pc was upgraded to Windows XP. The macro runs but just stops
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> Ideas????
> Meg