Hello group,
I'm using a ListView with checkboxes enabled.  The ListView control sits on
a TabControl Page.
I get to load the proper data into the ListView with no problem.

I have an issue with a pop up calendar, Active X Class: Mscal.Calendar.7.
The calendar becomes visible by clicking a command button. When the calendar
is visible, if the user clicks on the edge (border area) of the calendar
control the date of December 30, 1899 is entered into the ...

I am trying to send about five fields to the body of an Outlook email and would like the five items to show up on five lines.  an example would be
  A
  187
  Victorian Camel Back Couc

I want to be able to display records from a Purchase Order table and the related ReceivingLog records in the same subform and have it displayed similar to a subdatasheet.  I've used the HFLex in VB apps before but am having trouble in Access.  Several questions and issues....
1. I ...

is there a program i can get that will list all the activex
controls available on my system?
thanks.

This is the message I get when trying to import information
from an excel file containing business contacts(Office 2000
version if Access).
OS is XP Pro.

I had a second question that I thought I'd place in a seperate
message.
As an add-on to the current database design, I'd like to have a form
that just comes up entitled "Schedule Check" and just have the form

I'm tring to deploy MSComCtl2.MonthView contained in MSCOMCT2.OCX.  It gets
installed via Installshield using mscomct2.msm, which in _theory_ should do
all the registry stuff.
Mostly it deploys OK, but I've got a Win98 PC which gives this error

Hello I would like to know how I can get rid of the Access
2000 Start Up logo and replace it with my own. What I wish
to do is to have 2 labels there both stating that the
database is loading and to be patient... Then a Progress

I got a free Active X components which displays a time list.  This component
works well in VB6 but not in Access.  Can  anyone please tell me why some
compenents such as this work in VB but not in Access?  And is there a way to
make these components work in Access.

I need an Active X component which is capable of displaying a scheduler like
the one shown in Ms-Outlook for Ms-Access XP (2002)
Take a look at http://abstractvb.com/downloads/timelist.asp to see what I
mean but this does not work with MS-Access unfortunately

I'd like to find a way to have an access database
register a specific active X control on it's own...or
some other way to register it without using regedit or
regsrv.

I am wondering if it is possible to access a user's OS (WinXP Pro) from an
ASP .NET web site using an ActiveX control.
The purpose for accessing the OS is to write code that will access the
embedded CD burning software that comes with XP (IMAPI service) so it will

This email is primarily for the folks at Microsoft and us venting our frustration about the poor capabilities of command buttons features.  We have reasearched the Knowledgebase, the MSDN Newsgroups, various web sites, alternative suggestions, etc.  Ultimately, no matter what the ...

I have several locations (10) who run an Access program (2K w/program and
data separate).  The data at each location is unique.  We find ourselves
frequently adding fields to a table or adding a new table and then
connecting or going to each location to manually make the change.