I just upgraded to ACCESS 2007, and so far have one difficulty.  After I
create a new form, and test it, it doesn't go true full screen.  I can't get
it to open without all the top Access menu bar being visible.  How can I test
it on a true full screen?

I have a form with two text boxes. I want to take what the user enters into
those text boxes and write that data back to a table. I know I bound those
text boxes to the table but I want to keep them unbound and use some kind of
VBA code to say AFTER UPDATE, write back to a table I ...

I have looked on the message board for this posting and have found answers.
They are the same answers that I have tried but my solution is not working.
Here is the problem.
I have a form where I want to open up to blank records. These records are

I have two combos.
When the first combo is changed from "pending" to "live" I want the second
combo to become enabled.
I have the following in the after update event.

I have a form with Yes/No Checkboxes that I want to make required fields.  
The catch is I don't want null values I want the user to have to check Yes or
No.  I am affraid if I make both required then even if I check the Yes box
the user will be prompt to check the no box.  How do ...

I'm new to this, and here's what I need accomplished.
I have a query with 20 + fields that I would like to show some/all fields on
a form. This is a production data organized by week, month, year,
productCategory, productCode, PoundProduced, etc. So I would like the user to

I can't see what's causing this.  I have a subform which is fine when I open
it up on its own (datasheet view) - both scroll bars are showing.  When I
put it on a main form and open up the main form with the sub form embedded,
the vertical scroll bar won't display in the subform.

I need to display summaries from several tables (some with only a few
records while others will have several thousands) in a form or report, with
grouping. I don't know which design would be better from the point of view of
the speed:

How do I control the size of forms when they are opened ... I seem to
not correctly understand how to set all my forms to the size I want them
to be when they are opened. I always seem to have to change them.
Suggestions please ...

This is the VBA for  password  to enter the database.
My question is how can we make it that the password is valid fo 15 days and
if I want to make it for good, just uncomment the VBA line
Thanks in advance

Recently we updated the databases from Access 97 to 2003.
The querys were not updated and the ones that are needed to perform mail
merge are not retreiving the data.
The tables and the data is there, but is not being read.

My Project is in MS Access 2002.
In that i have one form in which I am using several
textboxes,comboboxes and (three) checkboxes.
in that form I have BillTo address and ShipTo address and Thirdparty

I am using Access 2003
I created a preventative maintenance (pm) database that requires the
operator to enter the date when a pm operation is completed.  The operators
doing this are not typist and I am finding a lot of error with date data

It has been a while since I have done a database and forgot how to set up
each subform to open when I click on a tab. Or maybe I use a command button.
Can anyone help me.

I need to make a document (form) to be able to use electronically. I have to
make  option boxes so a person can put an "x" into it as an option. How do I
make such a box? This will be use into Microsoft Word 2000 program.