I think the answer is "No", but I thought I'd better ask before I rule
it out.  
With a form in datasheet view, is there any way to capture
programatically the selected (i.e. with shift-click or click and drag)

I have an Access application that has to import hundreds of other
MDB's, some access 97 and some 2000, and merge them into several large
mdb's. so far so good, but my command:
Set appAccess = GetObject(TargetDBPathNAme, "Access.Application.9")

I have a command button on one form (frmDelete) which deletes a record
from the subform (frmGrant) of a main form (frmCustomer) which is open
behind it. Problem is, when I go back to frmCustomer where the record
was deleted, every field in the subform contains the value #deleted.

A report requires a line containing author and title. The author is
required in bold and the title in bold italic font. Only one space is
required between the author and title, which are variable length when
clipped.

Coming back to a piece of work I did a while back, which used a stored
procedure to populate a list box.  The SP takes a single parameter, and
I think this is the reasoning for using 'exec' in the row source (I
assume you need this for parameters?)

I wish to add usage records to a table to show how many times each of the
buttons on my main menu are used.
I am envisaging a table which contains the following data:
User:   Button:      Time:

In the Declarations section of a form's code module, what is the difference
between the following:
Dim Flag As Boolean
Public Flag As Boolean

I've got a little app for managing high school reunions and I've been going
through MAPI - but it's kind of a nuisance having to deal with OutLook and all
that.   Seems like there SB some way to just *send* that message - directly from
the app to the email server.

I just spent several hours struggling to figure out a mysterious
problem with my Access 2002 database.  I could not find any reason in
the code or on the Forms for the problem.  The date in a field on one
of the Forms kept re-setting itself to random dates.

How can i change the size of font on a text box acording the number of
character (>25 characters the font size 12 )

I am using VBA to determine which query sits behind a report,
depending upon the preferred sort order.  This has worked perfectly
for ordinary select queries behind reports, but it seems to be
struggling with crosstab reports.  It presents a "jet engine" error.

I have tried to filter one combo box based on a selection in another
combo box, by using the following sample code:
tblfield=forms![formname]![fieldname].  However, the combobox only
seems to recognise the first record, not the current record in order

Long, long ago when Access 97 first hit the streets a sample database
called Northwind was shipped with it. At that time a number of
articles had been posted on the correct procedure to remove all the
sample data. Does anyone out there still have this information?

I am using the below code to generate an outlook message from a template
from within access. I am getting the 'Object variable or With block variable
not set' error on the line indicated. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks

Using VBA code on a form, does anyone know the most effective way to
count characters entered into a text box AS they are being entered and
displaying the number of characters remaining to the user?
Thanks