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Need advice on upgrading to Office 2003 Pro21 Sep 2004 17:24 GMT2
I have a widely distributed Access 200 Application.  I must retain my
ability to support users who are still on Access 2000 and Access 2000
Runtime.  However I also need to upgrade my development environment to
Office 2003 Professional.  
disable keys21 Sep 2004 16:18 GMT1
Is it possible to disable the shift key on opening Access?
thanks in advance
kevin
Startup property doesn't work21 Sep 2004 13:55 GMT2
In the Startup properties dialog, I unchecked the Display Database Window.  
When I open my file, the database window doesn't automatically open but it
is in an icon on my windows toolbar.  If I click on the database window
icon, it then opens in my main applicatoin window.  
How to accumulate text in a combobox?21 Sep 2004 13:49 GMT14
Each time the user selects an item from a combobox, I want that string to
get appended to the values that were already selected.  The result is that
the combo is accumulating text each time the user selects an item from its
list.  I want the delete and backspace keys to function ...
Lebans HTML Editor21 Sep 2004 12:54 GMT3
Wow, what a sweet piece of work.  Anybody familiar with this?
It all works beautifully for me with one exception.  The form background
if changed doesn't seem to stick.  It's like it strips out the <body
bgcolor="#66FFB3">
ADP Report Parameters to a Stored Procedure21 Sep 2004 12:04 GMT8
This is for a reporting problem using:
Access 2000
SQL Server 2000
Both at SP3
Disabling the mouse wheel21 Sep 2004 10:59 GMT1
I'm creating a database that I am using as a test taking program and I
would like the user to only be able to navigate records on a form
going forward. I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to do that?
Doing away with the navigation buttons is easy enough but I am also
format date - time21 Sep 2004 10:49 GMT2
I WAND TO FORMAT   a field  date & time but only date and from time only
hours and minutes
Thanks Themis
Add a record to a table21 Sep 2004 09:51 GMT1
I've a combobox associated to a table and want to add a value (record) to
the table through the combobox? So I insert a value in the combobox and
automaticly a record is adding to the table associated with the combobox.
Any idea how I can do that?
pea brain question21 Sep 2004 04:51 GMT4
MS Access SQL question:  Using MS Access, I'm trying to
take data from two different tables and dump it to a new
table.  Below are a couple of examples of what I have tried
and was unsuccessful.
How robust is Access 2002?21 Sep 2004 04:22 GMT8
I'm fairly new to Access (I've worked with Oracle and MySQL in the
past).  I was asked to build an application for a small office and told
that I had to use Access 2002.  I was VERY uncomfortable with this, but
went ahead anyway.  So two weeks ago we rolled out the new system and ...
Problems with VBA navigation buttons (BOF and EOF not working?)21 Sep 2004 04:21 GMT2
I have been trying to implement navigation buttons for a number of
forms in my application.
Creating the 'Next' 'Previous' buttons has been fine but setting the
enabled properties doesn't work due to problems with the BOF and EOF
Add record to table21 Sep 2004 04:01 GMT1
I've a combobox associated to a table and want to add a value (record) to
the table through the combobox? So I insert a value in the combobox and
automaticly a record is adding to the table associated with the combobox.
Any idea how I can do that?
open separate recordsets or just filter?21 Sep 2004 03:06 GMT2
The answer to this one is probably "test it yourself and find out!",
but I'll ask anyway.  Pursuant to my previous question - sending
separate recordsets to Word using the CreateTableFromRecordset code
from ADH2000...
CreateTableFromRecordset in A97... from ADH 200021 Sep 2004 02:44 GMT3
I have a database of rental units etc that I'm using the
CreateTableFromRecordset code from ADH 2000. Well, at the moment, I'm
doing a sanity check and testing it on my computer, with A2002, but
anyway....
 
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