my hp psc 1610 all-in-one will not scan any of my pictures/paper work due
to a message that says: " Your current security settings prohibit running
Active X controls on this page. As a result the, the page may not display
correctly."

There are many articles on the limitations of the Microsoft datetime
picker and it not accepting null values. I am probablt in the same boat
but I am not sure I understand why.
I am using Access to access a set of SQL tables. The Table has a date

Now that I am editing these controls with code I need to learn to adjust the
ColumnHeader Width "after" the control has been created and loaded. etc...
I believe it would be something simple like:
LV.ColumnHeaders(1).Width = 3200

When Using an ActiveX Control
OLE Class ... ListViewCtrl
Class ... MSComctlLib.ListViewCtrl.2
in a Microsoft Access Database to display the results returned in a SQL

I posted a question on 7/8/2005 concerning the
MonthView Control and have gotten no reply as of
today. Maybe I'll have some luck with this post.
I'm using access 2003 and on one of my forms I've inserted

I am developing an Access application where I am controlling a lot of
activity from VBA.
I would like to present a 'window' or form to the user that shows the
progress.

Do you know how to solve this problem?? Some computers with office 2003 works
ok and others has the problem when I try to link an image. Runtime error 2753
it supposed to be and access 97 problem.
Thanks for your help

Running xp pro access 97 sr2.  I had to reinstall windows, the computer was
hanging on start up.   Reinstalled access 97  now my combo boxes generate VB
errors, and when I try to create new ones I get an error message "ActiveX
component cannot create object."  What happened?  How ...