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  1. tamtf

    MS Access and XP

    I have users under XP 6a using a database in Access97, when they are working with some of the forms checking boxes or clicking on the pencil, they get kick out of Access. I have users under Windows NT 4.0 using the same database and they are not experiencing the same problem. Any ideas? How...
  2. tamtf

    XP and MS Access 97

    I have user under XP 6a using a database in Access97, when they are working with some of the forms checking boxes or clicking on the pencil they get kicked out of Access. I have user under Windows NT 4.0 using the same database and they are not experiencing the same problem. Any ideas? How can...
  3. tamtf

    Extract part of string

    how can I extract from the string below the character between the first dash and the second? string= GP - 87415A - greene - r result= 87415A Is there a function available? Thank you for your help. tamtf
  4. tamtf

    Sending email with MS Access

    I am running the VBA code below from MS Access 97. We are trying to send to our customer an email with a html format in the body. When the body of this email is blank the code runs fine, but when I add the html code under Vbody it doesn't work. We are also trying to pull the Lease# from the form...
  5. tamtf

    Exact match using case-sensitive

    I have a table with ID's, some of which appear multiple times. Each instance of these ID's is spelled using a different combination of upper and lowercase. Access disregards each instance's case and thinks these ID's are duplicates. I need to create a relationship between two tables using the...
  6. tamtf

    Exact match using case-sensitive

    I have a table with ID's, some of which appear multiple times. Each instance of these ID's is spelled using a different combination of upper and lowercase. Access disregards each instance's case and thinks these ID's are duplicates. I need to create a relationship between two tables using the...

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