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  1. Karljuergen

    A:\ is not accessible. Incorrect function

    Some time back, I began to run out of free space, and my CD-ROM, burner, and floppy drive all became inaccessible. For the A drive I got the message A:\is not accessible. Incorrect function I didn't realize it had to do with freespace, since there was no warning, but more or less found out by...
  2. Karljuergen

    Multi-column subreport

    Hi I have created a report with a subreport for detail items. I would like the items to be listed in balanced column format (i.e. two columns, down the left column for x items, then down the right column for x or x-1 items, as the case may be). Though one can tell the reporting system that the...
  3. Karljuergen

    Windows Messenger Window not Maximized

    Hi For some reason, when I open my Hotmail Inbox via Windows Messenger, it is no longer maximized. I've tried everything: manually enlarging it, pressing the maximize button, then using file>close, etc etc. Every time I try it, back to the small window. But the same window comes up maximized...
  4. Karljuergen

    Outlook XP Large Attachment Problem

    Hi I have two problems which I assume are related: 1. When moving messages from my hotmail inbox to the Outlook inbox, it inevitably bombs if one of the messages has a fairly large attachment (let's say 500k, I'm not sure where the boundary is). 2. When I send messages via Outlook, and I have...
  5. Karljuergen

    Dump table structure for documentation

    Anyone know of a simple (ie built-in) way to dump the table structure info into a file or report, to serve as documentation? (ie, other than writing a routine from scratch to do it)
  6. Karljuergen

    OpenRecordSet("tablename") in Access 2000

    Hi I'm migrating from Access 97 to Access 2000, and experiencing some difficulties. In particular, the following code (in preparation for a simple loop through) Dim LRst As Recordset ... Set LRst = CurrentDB.OpenRecordset("Table") which worked fine in Access 97, gives a type...

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