On Sat, 4 Jul 2009 13:36:01 -0700, Liontamer <Liontamer@discussions.microsoft.com Dear Tina, Douglas J. Steele and friends of this post: The reason you didn't get my prior posts is because the service was not working properly. I tried to send you both some responses, but apparently the system did not save them for sending when the service returned. Oh well, sometimes the good has to have some bad too. I'll attempt to respond again here. Let me start off by saying thank you to both...

On Wed, 3 Jun 2009 20:51:11 +0200, "Lars Brownies" <Lars@Brownies.com "David W. Fenton" <XXXusenet@dfenton.com.invalidnews:Xns9C1EB21F5721Ef99a49ed1d0c49c5bbb2@74.209.136.90... Not deliberately, but there could be folders that contain both text/doc files and jpg files. Also when you search a great amount of underlying folders, you may not know that those folders hold jpg files. I have a different opinion. Users are forced to first leave field A. IMO, when field A holds some kind...

I've been away from Access programming for a while now, but I have a client who wants a little bespoke contact management system set up. I propose to use SQL Express as a back-end, and MS Access as a front end. What is the current state of thinking about the best way to approach this? Is DAO still available (I have stacks of old DAO library code)? Are bound or unbound forms "in" this year? What are the arguments for or against? Is SQL Express a poor choice of back-end (I've only used it fo...

On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 01:54:01 -0700, dhstein <dhstein@discussions.microsoft.com We have a database that includes a product table. This has all information about the products including costs and the database has many functions. We'd like to provide a way of allowing the customer service people to keep some product notes about the products without being able to see all the other fields. In addition, they don't need - and shouldn't have - all the other functions. I was thinking about...

On Mon, 20 Apr 2009 07:32:03 -0400, "Annelie" <lkelady33@hotmail.com I bought Office 2007 right after it came out and then never used it. I am still using Office 2003. I am thinking about moving up. Is it fully compatible with Access 2003, which my clients still use?

On Wed, 8 Apr 2009 09:21:02 -0700, hughess7 <hughess7@discussions.microsoft.com Hi all I am trying to create a set of data on a form by way of a recordset. The user enters a Country and a dealer (in unbound combos) and I want the data displayed on the form if any exists, with a count of records, OR a message stating no data to claim if not. I have the following code but it produces an error '2001: You cancelled the previous operation' on the DCount line I think. This is Part 1 of m...