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Mark has tons of stuff in there, I have no idea what he's trying to do in all of his app. I was just looking for the ideas for implementing multi-language. I pluck what I need, rewrite what I have to, and ignore the rest. I do have his module with this code in my test .accdb, so it will run for...

And for "message" this is all I found in the same module: Sub MESS(varText As Variant) ' Author Mark Fisher ' Description ' ??? ' On Error GoTo Err_MESS If varText = "OFF" Or Len(varText & "") = 0 Then DoCmd.Close acForm, "fdlgMessage" DoCmd.Hourglass False Else...

Here is what I found for "send" in one of the VBA modules, The form wasn't running, but I see the code stops it, so maybe we're onto something here? Function LoadNewDBS() On Error GoTo Err_LoadNewDBS Dim lngTime As Long DoCmd.Close acForm, "fmnuMainMenu" DoCmd.Hourglass True...

Okay, I woke up and thought (with a little more clarity thanks to sleep), maybe I was premature in my suspicion that it is Access doing this on it's own. There is one alternate possibility. Several weeks ago I downloaded a sample database dealing with handling multi-language. How to implement a...

So, I started another instance of Access, opened a different .accdb. Got ready to quit for the night, switched over to Access, got my emails, and then this came up: I haven't done anything, or loaded any sample .accdb that do anything with mail. Now tell me again how Access doesn't do anything...

I should probably put this in its own post, with more of an explanation. However, it just came up with this problem. For my synch plans regarding Home and Remote back ends (in another post that got out of hand), I've thought of having one remote computer (like the last sales workstation--least...

Well yes, I could go back two months and do a restore...for this simple problem, Um no.

I had two Access Windows open (by accident,) but I do sometimes for copying. When I shut one of them down the "Unauthorized changes blocked" notification popped up. Hmmmm The easy solution is to just allow Access to "change" whatever it wants to do to Outlook, but the question again, why is...

Yes, to see what would happen. Three days ago. The problem of hangs started about two months ago when I first started using Access on this newish laptop.

Actually, I installed Office Pro all at once. But, as I stated earlier, the original HP Windows had Office stuff partially installed, probably for 365. The problem didn't start happening until I started Access, and since then it's a steady stream of "unauthorized changes blocked" security...

If you were asking about the Outlook button in Access and not in the security error message, then it's this one (which I presume everyone has on the path I provided--but maybe it's new in Access 2021):

Wow, thirty plus coincidences, when Access is open but for many of those coincidences, I'm asleep (and not on the keyboard, although that does happen recently). Yet none of these coincidences were there for the three months I had this new laptop and only used Outlook and not Access.

Nor does Windows allow me to make a snip of it for you. But the drill down starts with what I showed in post #16

I'm still learning how to ask the question properly for Access stuff. Most of my time is in the design view, not the "open" view (as it's called with a right click). In any case, I just opened a form and report in "view", and ctrl+f6 works there too, at least on my Windows 10 laptop with Access...

What I mean is in, my keyboard, if I'm using Spanish, save isn't ctrl+s, it's ctrl+g (for guardar). Things like that. I will have to test each item on the cheat sheet to know if it maintains in Spanish the same function. But I'll check the new links too. Thanks! How's this for old-school, still...

Hallelujah, It works and as a bonus, I now have a decent keyboard cheat sheet that's worth the paper it's not written on. Now, if I could just find one written for Latin keyboards in English...

I'm referring to the windows in the design pane of Access, not other running applications.

Still, the big question, why is Access trying to get ahold of something in Outlook without my "consent" or prompting?

I get a lot of security patches from M$ (I like that) for Office that says M$ still hasn't figured out to do what you suggest. Not to mention the warning that comes up from almost every new database I open from someone else.

Isn't there an easy keystroke way to move to another open window when using overlapping Windows? I've searched all over, and tried everything I can think of.