I saw once code for a module that would allow the use of '*' as any  in a
criterium.
I want to make a form that has 6 fields. I want people to be able to enter
values in those fields that will work as criteria in a query that will feed

I have created a data base, and transferred it to another
PC, but when it is opened it appears too big for the
screen. Both PC's have the same size screen. What is it
that I am missing? I do not relish the thought of

Have a table called Records. I use it as the data for a form that
represents each entry for a particular client.
The fields are IDRecord, Individual ID, Type, RecordDate, Notes,
Interviewer

I am looking for suggestions.
I have a DB in excel now that functions ok.  I would like
to move to something a little more automated that I can
do some reporting with.  

I have an MS Works data base file saved on my hard drive. My works application program is no longer running properly. Can I open the Works data base file using Access? Please delete the (RemoveThis) and include my email address when responding
Thanks

Hi. I'm kind of new at access. Does anyone know how to put
a boarder around a report. I tried with the line tool but
if there is only a couple of lines of information it only
make the line as long as the information in detail

Hi and Thanks in advance for looking at this
It would be helpful if I could open a form using a string
criteria. However, I have been unsuccessful in my efforts
so far. I have tried using the help files but I invariably

I have created a form with 3 fields (lname,fname,mi).  I want to fill in the form and go to another form with all the  fields filled in.  I have attempted to creat a macro with the "gotorecord" command assigned to a button.  I am having trouble having the form pull the second ...

I created several queries with several linked tables.  
For some reason one of the links between the tables
vanishes after I save the query (the funky thing is that
it doesn't vanish immediately after I save the query;

(sorry by mistake it was originally posted in a thread)
Hi all,
I was just wondering:
1)  Is it OK if someone creates a few .mdb files in order to avoid the

I have a query that returns 10,000 records I want to do a
random sample across these records to get just 100
records selected evenly across the whole batch.
Does anybody know how to do this in access...is it even

I'm using Windows 2000 SP4 with Office 2000 Pro SP3.
I'm trying to add a new record to a Microsoft Access 2000 database from
within a VBScript
ASP segment of my web page. I'm having trouble generating the proper syntax

I'm really stuck.  I'm attempting to make a quick drawing program using the line object provided in the toolbox but I also want to be able to add lines in code (ie. Dim newLine As Line) but I can't seem to figure out a way to do it
If I do a "Dim newLine As Line" and then try to ...

Hi. This is probably really easy for some of you, I've been lurking for a
little while and I'm amazed at your level of knowledge for a
'gettingstarted' NG. My problem: I need a database for the following
information: I have 25 pupils (surname/forename) who each do 7 modules of

1. Can I create a calculated field in Access 2000?
IOW I want a field whose value is automatically inserted based on the values
of 2 other fields.
For example, I want Field 3 to be the product of Field 1 and Field 2.  So if