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I need to add a new table to an existing db. This table will hold employee awards info, such as employee of the month, safety awards, years of service milestones, etc... I am having trouble deciding how to store this info and relate it to the employee records. This data will need to be queried...

I am at the end of my rope. I am taking online classes through testout.com that require Silverlight for lab simulations. Suddenly Silverlight stopped working. I have talked to Microsoft, testout.com, and the school, and they all gave me the same tasks to try, of which, none worked. I have...

Re: [SOLVED] Revert back after shift bypass Apparently using the shift bypass to open the db severed my connection to the Workgroup. I rejoined the proper Workgroup using acCmdWorkgroupAdministrator from the immediate window.

I have closed and reopened. But when I open it, I am not prompted to log in, it is logging me in as admin automatically. I have even rebooted the PC.

I used shift bypass to open my DB. I need to undo this so I can login with my normal user credentials. It keeps me logged in as admin with no prompt to login otherwise.

I am trying to figure out how to use the applyfilter in a macro to return records based on 1 criteria from 2 different fields. So that I can enter "John" as the filter criteria and it would return the records for William John and John Mitchell, even though the values are stored in "LastName" and...

Searching for help with relationships only returns info on how to "make" or '"create" them. I can't seem to find any good information on how to actually use them after you've created them. Please point me to some quality information on how to use relationships after they are created. Thanks, JO...

Hi everyone, Jerry here. I am not a programmer. I am self taught in vb/vba out of necessity for work. I have not used Access since v2002. My new job + my Wife's job has me back in Access again, love it! I've used this forum before and it has always been helpful. Looking forward to the future...