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Thanks for all the info. FYI the partition information locates the missing GIB. I can't believe I forgot about partitions. In need to quit programming and start reading some of these Forums. BobL

Thanks for the information. As I understand it: The 128-GB from Dell is actually 119.2-GIB. Windows is reporting 101-GIB. Still, 18-GIB short. Less than I thought but still missing about 1/5 of what I thought I purchased??? BobL

I just got a Dell Venue 11 tablet. The specification is 4 GB DDR3 memory and 128 GB eMMC Solid State Storage. My C-drive is 101GB. What happen to 27GB? My searching indicates that a small amount may be used for some OS functions but over 20 % seems extremely excessive. The truth is: I...

Hi, I'm making some changes to a control's properties. I do this in the Detail.Format event. The changes work fine but I would like to save them. I've tried: DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSave after I make the changes but this doesn't take. Also, (from reading posts) I've tried: DoCmd.Close...

The change to: Me!A0.value = Str(mylonga) made no difference in open report event or the format report event. In the open report event, I got error-2448, cannot access the variable. It works with the code in the format-event on print-preview. Why? Mine is not to reason why. Consider the...

Sorry, I moved this question to Access VBA programming. Bob

Hi, I'm probably this is my first report that is just coding. Hopefully someone can enlighten me as to where I went wrong. I first put the code "Me.A0.value = Str(mylonga)" in the open report event. I get the error: cannot assign a value to this variable. Debug shows I'm reading the correct...

Hi, I'm probably doing something dumb here but maybe someone can enlighten me. I first put the code "Me.A0.value = Str(mylonga)" in the open report event. I get the error: cannot assign a value to this variable. Debug shows I'm reading the correct data in the table. Next, I move the code to...

More like: RecID SomeFieldA SomeOtherfieldB ThirdField 4thField -------------------------------------------------------- 123 FieldAinfo FieldBdata Field3info Field4 234 FieldAinfo...

Almost exactly so. I've been thinking about looking at a Word merge???? It's been a long time since I've done one, but it seems to me, what I did was very close?? BL

Hi, Hopefully, someone can point me to some info/posts where I can write multiple lines for each record in a table. I would appreciate it. The report would have 6 lines per item. I'm guessing 4-items per page. Since the multiple item format only allows one item per line, I can't (?) use it...

This code, though it moves to the record I input, it always edits record number 1. The ID field is an auto-number field. I put this code together from examples but I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Thanks for any input. I took out the 'useful' code because it doesn't matter for 'Edit'...

Hi, I found the problem. I had set this report to run as the result of a Query. When I added the code to print a single record, I deleted the Query as a data source (my mistake). I went back and pointed the data source to the table and all is well. My Bad! Thanks. BL

I tried the Me.ID and got the same results in the preview. All fields were: #Name? Thanks, even though

I got the following code off a tek-tip post: When I run it, all the fields come up '#Name?' I assume the query is bad, But it is: ID = 1 for first record. Any suggestions? Private Sub Command226_Click() Dim strWhere As String If Me.Dirty Then 'Save any edits. Me.Dirty = False...