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Hi, I have an access database that has 1 table. In this table it has 4 fields. Student Id, Student Forename, Student Surname, Photopath. It has 200 records. Below is example of one: 01234 Richard Williams R:\photodir\p0008345.jpg When I look at the data in crystal I see the path of the...

I have 2 sticks of DDR RAM and it does the same with both of them or either one of them alone. I originally thought it was a RAM problem and had one of them replaced, so I've tried 3 different sticks of DDR in it and I still get the same problem. Also, if I remove the modem and network cards...

I recently bought an ECS K7S5A v3 motherboard and have had endless problems with it which I won't bore you with. The current problem I have is that when I switch the power on, I do not get anything on the monitor - it switches off. I have narrowed the problem down to the network card and/or...

Thanks mate! It worked! Heh! And the IT department didn't have a clue!!! ;o)

Thanks for your reply. Your second point seems quite likely. What do you mean by "go into References"? (The DAO object doesn't exist in the list either!)

I'm trying to write code for my database to control the database and recordsets in Access, but when I try to use the line: Dim dbs as Database Access doesn't recognise the word "Database". The list that appears as you enter a datatype doesn't mention Database, DAO, tabledef or...

I am currently going through all of my Crystal Reports, printing out the formulae used. I know you can export the report as a Report Definition file, and this is what I've been using so far. Is there a way to simply output the list of formulae in a report or is the Report Definition the only...

I've just found the problem. I was trying to assign the values to checkboxes created within a frame. I deleted them and created them outside the frame, then dragged them into the frame and now it accepts the value. Gareth

Hmm... doesn't help much. Only reference to RTE2448 is to do with BuildCriteria. Ah well...

Ah yes! The knowledgebase! I'd forgotten all about that! Cheers!

It would seem so. In a database that I wrote several months ago in Access 97, things seem to work fine, even when I try to run them in Access XP (converted, obviously). However, when I try to write my new database using identical code, it doesn't accept it. I hate Microsoft.

Am I right in thinking you just want to select all the items in the list? In that case: Dim i as Integer For i = 0 to lstSelected.ListCount - 1 lstSelected.Selected(i) = True Next i

I have an unbound checkbox on an Access form and I want to set it's default value to FALSE. In the past, I have been using Access 97 and it's accepted: CheckboxName.Value = False Now, I am using Access XP and trying the same thing gives me the RTE '2448' message: "You can't assign a...

I can well afford £70 - I'm going Paintballing tomorrow and am likely to spend that much - but considering that I bought DB about 18 months or so ago and that I've hardly looked at it for at least a year now, I think shelling out £70 for something I'm not likely to use is, yes, expensive. I'm...

Thanks.