I just want to know if it is possible for you to crate a list that you can
select one or more options. if so how??

I have Office 2003 Standard edition but need Access. I can't buy Access 2003
now so need to buy Access 2007. Will Access 2007 run ok with Office 2003
Standard?

I designed a form and ran the macro button wizard to create a button (with
macro) to run my report.
This worked fine, with my report output also containing buttons to exit and
print the report.

I really need to import a union query from another database.
What I'm actually doing is importing the query as table in the query's
database, and then import that table in each user application.
The problem is that i can't get the table to be updated automatically :(((

I Have two fields in a form
i) Awarding body registered which is a yes/no field (drop down list)
ii) Awarding Body Reg Number which is a number field
what i would like to do is only allow information to be entered into the

I've never used any counting function within access before and need some
help. I have an inventory table with several fields listing all the equipment
we have. One of these fields is called GROUP.  This field states which
category each item of equipment falls into. For example ...

In a form, I have a check box a called CkBoxEHComp and a label called
LabelEHComp
In the format tab I have them set to visible = no
I also have 2 a comboboxs called PMID and ReportDtID(default value is 1).

As opposed to ASCII, I want to sort on a column into EBCDIC sequence.  
Sort Sequnecs EBCDIC:  Lower Case, Upper Case, Numbers
Sort Sequence ASCII: Numbers, Upper Case, Lower Case
For example:  Region Code column entries: 1AB1, 1AA2, 1A23

I have an existing .NET 2.0 C# Windows form application that accesses an
Access database for information.  The form can be utilized by 2 types of
users.  Type A can read & write to the database.  Type B can just read from
the database.  The database is located on the same machine ...

Is there an equivalent of "Application.CommandBars("Menu Bar").Enabled =
False" in Access 2007?
In my Access 2003 mdb, I can programmatically hide all Toolbars AND the Menu
Bar on the main form's open event (and maximize the form) to get a nice,

can a calendar control be used in Access 2000?

When I try to save my table I get a message saying that the data value is too
large.  I have no idea what that means.  Any help on the subject would be
greatly appreciated.

Scenario:
System data changes at least once per week.  Multi users can change data any
number of times.
I have a Design Master(DM) that is a BE that accepts the data (table)

In Access 2003 I'm starting to build a database that will store and print
data from annual testing of water control valves. I have intended to have a
table with fields describing various characteristics of the valves: Make,
Model, Size, Type, Serial Number, Location, Downstream ...

Is there a way to prevent a warning dialog from popping up like its don't in
excel. Thanks.