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What would cause this error on something as simple as placing a MsgBox "Hello World" line of code in an OnActivate event of a report or form?

Is this possible to control? I have an email, I'd like to attach a file to. In addition, I want to CC someone else, but do not want them to get attachment. Is this possible to arrange with Office?

I've got a small application developed with VB6. I want it to run from a network drive. Theoretically, the only files the user needs locally are the applicable DLL's, etc. No need to have the .EXE local, or .RPT's (crystal). The app hits an ADO data source that lives in same folder structure...

I am in need of a function to convert any string to true title case. For example: "the time of day" should be converted to "The Time of Day" in addition, it should handle or allow for exceptions such as "PO Box", "NE, SW, NW, SE", "O'Brien...

I need to take a table such as: casenum type fee 222 elec 50.00 222 bldg 25.00 333 dway 75.00 333 elec 50.00 444 bldg 25.00 and turn it into: casenum bldgfee elecfee dwayfee 222 25.00 50.00...

I've created a record set in which I include (in the SQL) some additional fields (e.g., 0 AS a, 0 AS b, etc.) with the intention of looping through the recordset and filling in these fields with data from other sources. The recordset is created fine. The problem is the infamous...

I get a "locked for edit" message when trying to create ANY new office document including a mail message in Outlook. In Outlook, most of the time, the New Mail Message command is disabled. Every now & then it will appear enabled but when I start typing text I will get the "locked...

I have a category table which gets maintained by the user. This works fine. Another form uses a ComboBox containing those categories. Problem is that after changes are made to categories, they are not being reflected in the ComboBox. I have checked the underlying table and the additions/changes...

I am using a DE and on a number of occassions have had VB tell me that a certain "task" can't be performed on a closed recordset. It does not occur all the time, which has lead me to wonder just when does a recordset get implicitly opened when it is established in a DE?

I am using a DE and on a number of occassions have had VB tell me that a certain "task" can't be performed on a closed recordset. It does not occur all the time, which has lead me to wonder just when does a recordset get implicitly opened when it is established in a DE?

I have two small forms that I allow the user to open from a main form. I want them to be modal, so I use the acDialog value in the call. Upon return, the main form is updated - possibly reflecting a change made in the called form. This works perfectly as long as the called forms are singleform...