I'm using the wizard to create a command button to copy record.  It works
fine.  How can I exclude the coping of a few fields when I copy the record?  
Such as field a, b and c.
Thanks.

This is something I think I understand, but just cannot get a handle
on...
I have 3 tables from where I want to pull data from and send to another
table through a form...

I have a vendor table joined to another skills table with a many-to-many
structure. I normalized it, so I've got a one-to-many join to a
cross-reference table, with a many-to-one join to the list of all possible
skills...

I need to know via VBA what is the last day of every month? Of course I
know in January the last day is 31 and so on, but every fourth year
February is either 28 or 29 and I do not want do it manually. So I
think there is some kind of function, which find out the last day of

I have created a fairly big access database, but only through the use of
Microsoft Access for Dummies and the occasional visit to here. So basically I
know nothing about what happens behind the scenes.
I have created forms with command buttons, that when clicked either close

In an Access 2000 database, that has Form A (bound form) which after
certain data items have been entered Form B (unbound form is
displayed).
While in Form B is it possible to close Form A without saving the

i have a form designed as an invoice, i have a combo box which is linked to a
table where i get values like "waiting Payment", "closed" etc. When i select
"closed" i want all my text boxes and combo boxes on my form to be diabled.
Any ideas???

I've split the database and created a form with several tabs to enter data.  
It works fine with just one user but when 2 or more try to open the database
it seems to stall/crash.  Is this common for a muliuser environment?  Doesn't
anyone have a fix?  Thanks in advance.