Hi Group, The calender I created two days ago is not up-to-date, it still stays 29th of Sep. Since I am doing travel business, I need it to arrange tours....
Are you setting the value of the Calendar in the form's Load event to today? The Calendar OCX Year, Month, and Day properties (and the Value) will always be...
Hi all, A conventional wisdom question for the group. From what I've gathered in my readings so far with Access, I shouldn't just willy-nilly drop ActiveX...
Hi all, hope someone can help: I am searching a way to create either a macro or a module with which changing the default path. I am facing this situation: ...
Rick- If you depend on Microsoft controls, the silly things keep changing versions. Copy your database to a machine running a different version, and your...
John, The form-based control you mentioned that's on your website - is that the same one that's in Microsoft Access 2003 Inside Out? ... version, and ... them....
Yes. The one on my website is an Access 97 format database that you can convert forward to 2000. The one in Inside Out is in 2002 format that won't work with...
If anyone can tell me what's going on here I'd be eternally grateful. For the OnChange event of a textbox I have this code which sets the focus on txtAddress...
Gian Paulo You can change the current directory using ChDir(). Open a form in design view. Put a command button on a form. Name it cmdImportDialog or something...
Use the form's load event to set the value to today. Private Sub Form_Load() Me.MyCalendar.Value = Date End Sub Change MyCalendar to whatever you named your...
Sorry, John. I didn't see your reply. I guess that's what I get for reading the posts in reverse order. Bill ... to today? ... will always ... when the...
Do you have any other code behind the form? Something else mught be triggering the error. Then again, maybe all you need to do is reboot your PC or compact the...
Richard I'm not ignoring you, I just can't help. I have Access 2000 and Bulk insert is not recognized by Access. What version are you using? You can make a...
Sounds like your VB project is corrupted. Make a backup first. Then try starting Access with the /decompile switch - you'll need to create a custom shortcut...
I have a wierd problem that I can not seem to find a reason for. Some users can not print certain reports, including myself. There is no error message, the ...
Do the reports have the NoData event coded to cancel the report? If so, they won't give any indication. Are the reports set to print to the default printer? ...
There is no NoData event, and most are printed from the preview that cleary show data. They will not print to the default printer or any other printer. All...
Beth, On those stations that are not printing, have you tried to delete the printer installation? If not do so and then remap the printer. Quite often this...
Gang- The link is fixed now. John Viescas, author "Microsoft Office Access 2003 Inside Out" "Running Microsoft Access 2000" "SQL Queries for Mere Mortals" ...
Beth- Is the application using a custom toolbar? Does it fail when you click the Print toolbar button? What happens if you choose Print from the File menu ...
I don't know if I have permission to do this, but I can see. DO you think this would really be the problem? THey can print other things to that printer, and...
Beth, With the additional information, a network error is not likely and my suggestion unlikely to work. I'll keep thinking about this. I hate printer...
This one seems to have no rhyme or reason... but it IS very annoying. I am going to try recreating the reports and see if that does anything... Beth G...
... Then try ... a custom ... John, Looking in my access books, I don't see anything referring to a decompile switch. Can you give me more specific information...
"access path" "application path" /decompile without the quotes. And you can't find it because the switch is undocumented. Neil Squires ... ===== MSDeveloper...