I would like to set the default of the 'Find' Dialog to 'Match any part of
field'
Is that possible and how?
Thank you,

I hope this is the correct group to post my message.
I bought a new laptop with Vista Ultimate OS.  First of all, I can't get my
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Also, each time I open a MS Office 2003 program I get a User License

I am attempting to jump to a record, on a form open, using criteria supplied
by the previous form.  I found an earlier discussion, on this topic, but was
unsuccessful in making the code work.  Hopefully someone can help me out.
Here is the code I am trying to run:

I have a form where I enter in an Item no
When I enter a number I need another form , that is allready opened, to
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The form that I am entering details in is called PURCHASES and the form that

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I have the following code which is using the copy and kill command to
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I'm getting this error message when trying to use one of my combo boxes.  The
record source does exist.  I typed it in my self in the lookup wizard.  
Please advise.
Nicole

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I used a Month([docdate]) and Year([docdate]) function within a query to get

I have a combo box on my form (Form1) that lets users select an employee from
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What I thought was a problem with the way I entered dates in has
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How do I do it?

I have a form with few fields that create the record.
How can I force/notify the user to fill all fields?
Is the method of  (If IsNull........then..... exit sub ) is the only way?
There must be better way to do it.

We have a networked Access 2003 application (.adp) with a SQL Server 2000
backend.  Changes made by one user to a data row are not visible to another
user viewing the same row unless both users quit the application.  I presume
this is some type of buffer situation, where both ...

I have a database at a small client..Peer-to-peer Server
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A new company made changes to the network there,
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I have 2 linked tables:
patients: (one)
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