I have a form that user enters a value in and it runs a parameter query. The
result displays in a set of text boxes on a form that pops up. When the form
pops up the value in one the text boxes is always highlighted. Is there
anyway to stop this from happening?

Hi I have a memo field which some time has a fair few note in it.
I use the following to date stamp it
Me.Comments4 = Comments4 & "    " & Now() & " "
Me.Comments4.SetFocus

Is there a way to disable the Properties of a form without disabling the
form?   When someone right clicks on a button on the form, I don't want them
to be able to make changes on the form.   Any way to gray-out Properties?

Currently I have a split button on my ribbon that's menu items are all large.
I am trying to find the proper commands to use to make the top menu items
large and the items under a splitter control normal size
(btnPMEmployeeAddFieldCrew).  I currently have this in the xml file:

I have a field called rqrdate, I want to add 7 days to it and inset it to a
field called  projdate. Could someone please assist?
Thanks!

I have a form which has a graphic field.  I have the properties set to clip
and it views fine on my desktop but when I view it on another work station,
it looks like very large.  Does anyone know what might be happening?
Thanks.

I have form-1 with a button to open form-2. On form-2 I have a command button
that is disabled. What I want to do is when I’m in form-1 and opening form-2
I want the disabled button in form-2 to be enabled. Is this possible?

I am getting the "Error 3048, Can't open anymore databases" when I use a sort
function on a specific popup form.  I've been reading up on causes of this
and I'm wondering if using too many tabs in forms/subforms would cause this
as well.  I have 5 tabs on my main form and subform ...

I have two tables, Students and Events which are joined using
referential integrity on the StuID field. I have a master form where
the user can choose the student to review by selecting their name in a
combo box and all their events are displayed in a subform. I want the

I'd like to hear about ways to protect your database if you're
allowing users to go in and edit a form. What I've read is that you
really can't stop people from getting into Design View or messing with
the tables. Could anyone tell me whether or not this is true?

My company upgraded to Office 2007, except for Access, which is still 2003. A
form we've been using that I designed has been functioning great for weeks
now, until the upgrade. The form has a combo box (linked to another table)
from which a user can select his or her ...

I have a main form with tabs. On the Machine/Service tab I have Subfrom 1
that lists all machines owned by a customer, and subform 2 that lists all
service done on the machines owened by that customer.
Subform 1 is a continuos form showing each machine with model, serial#, date

I have a date field called rqrdate, i have another field called reqdays, I
would like to add the together, could someone assist?
Thanks,
Lee

I receive an error message when I select HreHPLeger.
Can you help ?
Many thanks,
Céline

I have a control that the user enters a number. I am trying to insure that
the number entered is at least 5. I tried to create a macro with conditions
that runs a messagebox and then the gotocontrol actions. The messagebox works
but not the gotocontrol. I then wrote an event ...