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That is a lot of partitions! As far as servers disk setup there are a ton of different ways. This also depend on how important your data is. I say look into RAIDS, but you can't do a raid. I say set folders and not partition based on your saved/served data but more one the lines of system...

select Producer, weight,pickup,pickupdate, scc, (Avg(scc)/Count(pickups)) As Avg from table1 where pickupdate between 4-1-10 and 4-23-10 Try this..

DoCmd.SetWarnings False should do the trick.. just up at the top of your function or sub

trying closing the db after the alter. db.close

The only way I can see is to take the path that it is saving (shared path) and rework it to input the server path (\\server\whatever). While having a condition there to check if it is the mapper drive on your computer (ex S:\). If X Then wPos = InStr(szPath, Chr(0))...

Could you post your code for it?

Woot!.. Glad I could help

Yes.. I tested it on my pc and I was able to get the form to maximize. After i set my "Pop up" to yes.

Well really don't know on that.. but only one way to find out..hehe. I can see a problem with quotes.. so might have to switch to single quotes around to 'font-size:40px'

In design view.. you should be able to bring up your Propety Sheet (F4) and go to the "other" tab. The first property at the top has a field call "Pop Up" and you can choose 'yes' or 'no'.

http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=113078 Post #2 and #4 has a good explanation of the on open and on load. This should help on what you want to do.

Steven Jobs don't like Flash so it will prolly never get flash support. going to have to wait for html 5 for that.

^ Agree with above

I just looked at your DB and your code behind (VBA).It looks like your DoCmd.Maximize is a Sub Click() event on one of your text boxes. Try adding this if you have not already. Also try setting you Pop Up to "yes". Private Sub Form_Load() DoCmd.Maximize End Sub