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The source code example mentioned in section 1. & 3. has moved to: http://www.mentalis.org/apilist/GetOpenFileName.shtml instead of the mentioned link: http://www.developer.com/net/vb/ref/g/getopenfilename.html ps Sorry for abusing the forum for this one, but as I wanted to send this remark to...

Hi - thanks for your replies... johnherman, you're right... Probably I'll come up with more practical questions later. Actually, major concern isn't XML yet, but the organisation & discussions needed prior to that technical work-out. I'll be back!!

Dear Tek-Tip members, do you have any experience, tips or links which might be helpful while I'm preparing & planning a project to develop a data standard & framework to facilitate the exchange of (in my case pro-cycling) information (like race results,...)? I'm not heading into XML yet... I'm...

Sorry [morning] - ESquared... I didn't notice you have to be logged in first... Indeed now the link works fine here too; - I didn't realise I was living in the SQLserver-neighbourhood over here... Too bad you can't delete & modify any posts here :-[. The stuff I wrote is mostly from the (more...

[blush]Indeed this took me a few hours... and spare time, actually... so I hope that what I wrote is a bit clear as well [blush] (is it?) If it's of any use, Noonoo may always offer me a drink when I come around :-). Actually, it was fun too. I remember some past (idea's for) projects in which...

ps I guess it's sometimes more appropriate to build the query'SQL described here from code, like when you have/want to include an indefinite/variable number of levels...

Noonoo, I probably won't be of much help, but who knows... You're lucky with only a limited number of levels :-) because then I might provide you a first step... (As I've not enough time to read it all over again & work it out in detail, I hope I didn't make any logical errors...) (And, in the...

Hey, I'm trying to improve a friend's function which add's Excell's "Copy/fill-down" functionality to Access (a great idea by the way). When you have an area selected, it copies the values in the first row to all selected cells below. It should work both in tables/queries and...

Total Access Tools (Analyser,...) seem to get often good critics. Though, I don't know the program you mention. However: why spend this money & time to it when the problem might be solved by one of the suggestions done here? Did you try out any of the tips yet? Creating an mde takes less than...

I don't know if GDGarth agrees, but... if it's really corruption you're dealing with, and you can't put a front-end on each desktop and the file must be available for use by multiple users, I suggest converting the frontend to an mde - this might work too (according some tips I once read...

Graham, I don't know what the others think but... concerning security, I definitely don't use Access' security feature. (...) When you work on a network/..., you can 'get' the user name with a function executed when opening the database. In a table you can describe all users' rights/profile and...

Can't help you except, maybe: - recently, I remember having seen a procedure that waits untill a certain (any used) process is finished. Unfortunately I didn't bookmark it, but maybe, if you try mvps/google/... - if you create and store the result in Word, have you already tried to incorporate...

Illini, as rtammer suggested, this isn't really the appropriate forum for such question... Take care of this! Tek-tips is good structured - we must try to keep it that way. But I hope you learn ;-). So let's see... First of all, at least if I understood rtammer correctly, I have to agree with...

ps In the end, I decided to try to solve the problem I mentioned by discussing it with a FAQ-contributer first. It's still sad you can't delete your own posts when they're not relevant anymore ;-)

Thanks for the tips!! In 15 minutes tehy'll result once again in a better written question (Microsoft Access Modules - Automating Netscape to send (address dependent) attachments using table data). Thanks for the tips! Hans - Belgium