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That's one question I can't answer, never user RTB before, however I suppose there is a solution out there.

Can you provide a copy of the dat file?

Which menu items are you referring to?

The form MouseDown if for the "white space" on the form you will have to code the controls individually

Well I just tried doing what you are asking and it worked fine. What code do you have on your MouseDown event of the textbox? I had MsgBox Button Left click = 1 Right click = 2

Are you doing it on a textbox or a command button?

Private Sub Command0_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) If Button = 2 then Right Click was clicked End Sub

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Whilst the text box is on the form in form view highlight the word approved which should bring up the format painter box and color acordingly.

You can use the MouseDown event to detect left or right click

If using A2007 you could change the memo field to Rich text type and then you could highlight the word approved in green.

Again, depending on naming conventions it will determine the best way to do it. If you have controls named Txt01, Txt02, Txt03, Etc you could use a loop. Other than that you could put all the code in a sub routine and then call the sub routine Private Sub Enable(eFlag As Boolean)...

Are you saying that your combo box is using a table/query as its rowsourcetype? What are you using this combo box for?

That depends on the row source type of your combo box. Generally leaving the combo blank denotes null

You would be better of using a Select Case Statement rather than if's Select Case Avg Case <= x Case <= y Case <= z Case Else End Select

Dim Them as Dim Rs As DAO.Recordset Dim db As DAO.Database

If 0 <= Avg <= 3.9 Then What are you trying to say here? The syntax youhave entered is wrong.

Don't give up there is a solution here on the forum. Search For Allen Brownes Export to PDF solution.

Sorry I think it is for 2007 onwards

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