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Link Tables problem....Way too slow to operate.23 Jun 2004 00:14 GMT2
We have an internal network of 3 users.
Myself & one other currently have individual copies of the front-end
MS Access forms and via our individual ODBC links we have used the:
File > Get External Data > Link Tables > select ODBC Databases
Email a report in MS Access22 Jun 2004 22:32 GMT1
Newbie question -
I am currently able to email a report from Access.  However, the
report will contain all of the records in the database and not the
single record I clicked on to send via email.  Any thoughts?
button to import .xls to access22 Jun 2004 21:32 GMT1
I wanted to have a control button that I can use to replace the import
wizard in Access 2000. What I want to do is click the button which
will initiate the import wizard in the "find file to import" box. The
file name to import is the only thing I need to have the ability to
Draw Lines and Boxes Better explained22 Jun 2004 21:28 GMT2
I need to print a report, but I need to first draw lines and boxes for the
data.
I need to do it at print time using VBA.
How do I do this?
Looking for suggestions for "How to Develop"22 Jun 2004 20:26 GMT4
First... thanks for taking time to read my quest.
I have Access database that I have created that once it has been
deployed I will not know who has it or who is using it.  
This is my idea but I'm not limited to this.
Linked tables in ms access asking for login/password22 Jun 2004 19:54 GMT4
I have an Access 2000 database, which contains some native tables,
and some linked tables which belong to an ORACLE database, through
ODBC.
Using VB.NET, I am trying to fetch some data by joining two tables,
Inputing date to separate tables while retaining links22 Jun 2004 19:38 GMT3
I have a database which is made up of several tables "contacts",
"coaching", "clubs" etc.  The Contact and coach tables are linked by an
"ID" field.  The Contact and clubs table are linked a by a C_ID field.
I have a have a form to input new records and I need to tnter the "ID"
Bug in Access 2003 ? Error after 380 CreateObject("MAPI.Session")22 Jun 2004 18:59 GMT7
I've made a program sorting incomming mail in public folder.
The function runs every minute by using the form.timer event.
In Access XP it runs for weeks, no problem. Access 2003 runs the same
code for 6 hours and stops.
Date/time problem22 Jun 2004 17:22 GMT1
I am working on a vehicle database.  We track when a vehicle is
borrowed and when it is returned.  We also track the number of
kilometres travelled on a particular trip.  There are several tables:
tblLeaders - lists the people, tblVehicle, tblresults - where the info
Numbering help22 Jun 2004 17:13 GMT1
I have little problem and need help. The problem is next:
in my query I have Manufactory_ID, Product_ID and Manufacture_Date.
i need to number the Manufacture_dates as they follow with regard to
Manufactory_ID and Product_ID.
#Name Error for Calculated Field on a Form22 Jun 2004 16:34 GMT1
Thanks for taking the time to look at my problem.  I keep getting a
#Name error from a calculated field on a form.  It is a text box field
unbound.  The calculation is very very simple yet I still get the #Name
error.  The formula is =[Field Name]-[Field Name].  I checked the field
creating an indefinate number of command buttons and labels22 Jun 2004 15:03 GMT5
Hey,
  This seems like it should be something easy to do, but perhaps i
need more caffiene...i'm having trouble figuring it out. I'm Using
Access 2003 and trying to create some forms relying heavily on vba.
Putting fields on the first label...22 Jun 2004 14:45 GMT1
I asked this question, earlier, and received an answer that I am not sure
about how to do.
Basically, I am printing mailing labels with a "Sorting/Grouping" section
that groups the label types together. Also, I am using a "Report Header" to
Selecting only one page out of a several-page report for printing - how to route in Access?22 Jun 2004 14:42 GMT4
I hope someone will tell me how to do this without having to do any VB
as I know nothing in that area. I am a rank beginner in using Access.
I have created a database consisting of student athletes.  I have now
learned how to join two different tables in a query so that I might
Date problems yet again - sorry Gurus !22 Jun 2004 14:27 GMT2
I was getting strange results from a date parameter, so I made a small form,
with 2 text boxes. In the After Update event of textbox1 I put the following
code?.
Me![TextBox2].value =DateSerial(Year([Me!TextBox1]), Month([Me![TextBox1]),
 
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