I would really appreciate any advice on the following Access 2002 forms
scenario:
3 fields:
- Priority (Combo box with values 1 and 2)

I have several fields that contain lab values, eg. 99.99 that I would
like a popup message to show if a user enters 999.9 by accident. Other
than entering an input mask, how exactly do i do this? Can anyone
actually write out the code I would use, I assume on the afterupdate

Using access 2000, multiple user, shared file, did not split databaseinto
(FE/BE).
*QUESTION*
I have a form in my database to search for specific data, out of sudden, one

My suggestion for Microsoft is to improve form building in Access 2003 by
allowing the user to set the tab order from the keyboard numerically.  
Clicking and dragging is  tedious and aggravates my carpal tunnel syndrome in
my right hand.  It takes forever and I'm about to just ...

I have a main form which has a REF (combo box), SITE & ADDRESS (which are
both locked and disabled as the info automatically updates depending upon the
REF)
If there is no suitable REF in the combo box, the user must click a button

I have a database that I am assisting with and I can't get to the database
window.  I have full admin access, but can't seem to get to the database
window.
Is there a trick to get to this?

I have a hyperlink field that when displayed directly on my form
it works fine but when it is on a tab page nothing happens
when I click on it.
Any Ideas??

I was designing a form (which included a sub form) when Access 2000 had to
close due to an error. After restarting found the database would re-open but
the form I was editting would not open,  on trying to opening the sub form
got a message saying object could not be found ...

I have a search window which uses a form and a subform where the user enters
criteria and clicks on a Search button to display results in the subform.  
How can I display a message to the user if no records matched the criteria
entered?  What event would this be placed at?  I have ...

Hi....
I'm building a database with junction tables and I'm having a problem I
run into _every_time_ I build an Access database.  I'm relatively new
to Access.  I understand the use of junction tables, however I clearly

I have built a tabular form with dummy fields which I would like to use as
update once the update button is clicked.  How can this be done?
Thanks in advance.

In Access 2003, when used on different computers the sizing of the forms
vary  due to different users resolution setting for their screen display
How do you make the forms resize to look right in each of their respective
displays

i am relatively new to access 2000. i have a list of records that i have
created in excel and i have already imported all this to access.
what i am trying to do is to create a form with a search command button that
will enable a user to enter information, hit the search button and ...

I have a very simple form to keep track of training classes. I want to be
able to print out a list of people for the specific date that I filter on.
How do I do that?  I have a preview button I have created on the forms page,
but it previews all the data I have in the database.  ...

When someone enters a number into a box on a form, I want another box to
equal a certain number.
For example:  If someone enters a number anywhere from 0-4 in one box, then
the other box will equal 0.