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Though that wasn't the EXACT cure, you pointed me in the right direction. There are a number of "switches" to use on Outlook. (Google "Outlook switches") turns out the Outlook /cleanview was the one to do the trick. Run the switch from the command prompt in the directory location of...

Hello, did you ever get this solved? I'm having the EXACT same issue. PenelopeC ~~~>-/O~~~~~swimming right along

Duh! Sometime I wonder about myself....that was it. Thanks so much :D I gave you a star. You've restored my productivity for the day. PenelopeC ~~~>-/O~~~~~swimming right along

Every time I try to type a space in the code builder, my cursor jumps back a space. WTH is going on?!? PenelopeC ~~~>-/O~~~~~swimming right along

OnClick event (or wherever you need to make it happen) forms!formname!controlname.requery PenelopeC ~~~>-/O~~~~~swimming right along

Lonnie and Richard, Thanks for the tips....your help along with faq702-5010 has pointed me in the right direction. YAY! PenelopeC ~~~>-/O~~~~~swimming right along

Nacar, Did you figure this out? Your statement should be "[MatterID] =" & Forms!frmMainMenu!frmInvoiceNumberList!MatterID I'm assuming that frmInvoiceNumberList is a subform on frmMainMenu, in which case the above is correct, but if its not then you only need reference the form that the...

Thanks for the tip on checking the controls object and cycling through them on the form. I plan on trying a For...Each type of action setting them with the toggle button. I *think* I'll be able to grasp this and figure it out. My question is for Richard...do you mean the OnCurrent Event for the...

I have this form for data entry regarding projects. On the form I have an unbound list box that shows all records for tblPROJECTS. When the user clicks a project, the corresponding data is filled in on the rest of the form (all of those fields ARE bound.) I also have a subform that shows...

O.K. I feel really dumb, but where do I put arguments for a list box? I put my break at that line and that's where I get the "NULL" I've set the focus on the control, but my code only works if you click on the control THEN click on the command button. Weird...and making me crazy :[]...

DOH! I made a mistake in my original post. *growls at self* The form I'm opening is frmPROJECTADD, not frmPROJECT_UPDATE. Don't know what I was thinking. I'm sorry :( For some reason, the control returns a NULL value and the messages when I put break points in say "Microsoft Access cannot...

It comes up null -- is it because the control is unbound? Thanks for your input -- I appreciate any help I can get figuring this out. I know just enough to be dangerous :D PenelopeC ~~~>-/O~~~~~swimming right along

Can someone please take a look at this and help me? I have a form frmPROJECT with an unbound list box containing a string from a query. When I click on the command button to enter data for a new project, I want the unbound list box contents to go into a control called "txtPROJ_IDAdd" on the...

I found FAQ 700-184 and I think its awesome, (thank you MichaelRed) however I'm not sure what to do with it. I saved it as a module and if I run the module on its own, it works fine (so I've got all the changes pertaining to my database correct -- right?) I'm having a lot of trouble getting it...

ha ha ....thank you Uncle Svenno for posting your solution -- it was EXACTLY what I did too! Thanks to you I was only frustrated for 15 minutes or so. Nutz....must be Friday afternoon. :D PenelopeC ~~~>-/O~~~~~swimming right along