Good afternoon
Hello everyone
Could anybody help me to create a macro under a command
button in order to send an object by e-mail?

I would like to run an Access Module in ASP.NET.  I am using automation, and
I can access the data in the database, but when I try to run a macro (using
the late binding method), I get an exception that Access could not find the
macro I specified.  My macro name is "JanList" but ...

Hi,  I don't know if this can be done in a macro or if I need script, but I
want to send a table and 5 reports (all filtered to a city) to an email
address.  Any tips?  The table will be exported to Excel and the Reports to
Word.

I would like to know how to do that, as the word document is mail merging
from the database and I would like to print off that Word document. However I
would like this to be done by using a switchboard, as this will be the
interface that people will be using.

I have a macro that runs every night and the file name is
123.htm.  I would like to be able to over right this file with the same name
without be promted.  I have suppress all warnings but still get promted.
Thanks.

I know there is a keyboard shortcut to "Debug / Compile All" but I can't
remember it. Can anyone help me out?
Thanks

I am tracking several thousand project tasks by date.  Occassionally I need
to slide several tasks by 2-3 months. Is there a formula that will increment
just the month section of a date field?  The field id formatted mmm/dd/yyyy.

Help, - I was in the Properties window of a Macro and wrongly selected the
Hidden Attribute.  (I wanted the prompt screens form the Macro hidden from
the user, not the Macro itself hidden from me -)
How can I unhide the Macro?

This opens the report and prints it out:
    objAccess.DoCmd.OpenReport ("Invoice")
But I can't seem to use any options.
How can I print preview.  I get a syntax error when I use the

I have two problems...associated with access & excel
I need to display an excel worksheet region on an access form.
My XL workbook beeing "abc.xls" and the involved region C3:F12 on Sheet3.
I can do that by activating the excel workbook, copying the region to memory

According to the documentation of the sendkeys-syntax, for capturing the
PageDown in the AutoKeys-macro you should use "{PGDN}".
However, this doesn't work (I get the message that I use incorrect syntax).
using "{DEL}" to capture de Delete-key works fine.

A very simple way to start some codes running after an Access database starts
is to write an autoexec macro. The second way is to start access with a batch
file and in it, quote the specifi macro name after the /x switch. All these I
am quite familar with. I can use write NORMAL ...

I write macros for Word and Excel.  So naturally when someone needed help
with Access, they came to me??!?
A co-worker is creating an Access database.  He has prior database
programming experience, but not with Access.  When creating his report, he

I have two .mdb files with exactly the same structure
(Tables,...) but the second database has a data subset of
the first (base)data.
I need to merge these two DBs into one database. I need

I have two reports to send to my boss, must I have 2 seperate Sendobject
commands in my macro or can I have just one which can send 2 different
objects?