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I found that if you make the dword 12001 (decimal) it removes it

I sure this used to work but now IE has been retired totally it does not seem to work. anyone found any other work arounds

yes the window gets in the way of the information that comes up on the forms caption. I have found another shell and wait module that allows me to set the window style, but it would still be nice to find out if this one can change window style as well

I am using the following code to open a cmd window and wait while it executes, but I would like to run the cmd window minimized but cannot work out how to do that Option Compare Database Option Explicit Private Type STARTUPINFO cb As Long lpReserved As String...

I tried that but still no icon on the task bar. I am using access 2000 if that makes a difference

in the code above it adds dates to the default calendar, but I have several different calendars and would like to know how to add data to specific calendars. for instance one called "specialdates"

this works well but adds the appointments to the default calendar. How could I add it automatically to a different calendar called "Specialdates"

just discovered that it only occurs when I was trying to update a field on a form. If I updated the table rather than the form there was no problem.

I get this same error when running a specific query which replaces some text on a form with some different text It only occurs if there are more than 127 characters in the field

I have some reports which need to be created in either english or turkish. the data displayed is not the problem. I change the field labels to read in turkish or english depending on which language is required. however some turkish characters specifically Ğ ğ ı İ Ş ş will not display in the vba...

thanks for that, I have worked out a way of doing it, but I will check it out start: Dim myform As Form Set myform = Me Dim pref As Form Set pref = Forms!Preferences 'form where directory strings are kept Dim wndx Dim dirz As Control Dim dirx As String Dim retval...

ok I have discovered how to check to see if a explorer window is open, but I cannot work out how to bring the window to the foreground Dim OpenFold As Variant Dim retval Dim oShell As Object Dim Wnd As Object Set oShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Dim dirx As Control...

when hiding the access window is there a way to put an icon on the taskbar as at the moment no access database shows on the task bar and I have to alt tab through open apps to find the open form

is there a way to output the textfile part as single string instead of each record on a new line? ie aaaaaa bbbbbbb cccccc in stead of aaaaaa bbbbb cccccc

I used dir as an example, I have a range of commands I wish to run to create txt files which will then be imported as tables into access. I can do the rest of the process it is just sending the command to the dos session that is stumping me.

does anyone know how to run a command once you have opened a dos window. I have used shell(C:\windows\cmd.exe",1) to open the dos window, but need to run a command in that window from the same button as opened the dos window as an example the dir command

I am running windows 7 and windows XP although most work is done on the windows 7 machine I have access 2000

that's useful for finding running programs, but I am not sure how I would use it for finding an open directory window for instance one of the open directory windows is F:\Media\Television I have tried substituting various names in the Case "television": strClassName = "TELEVISION"...

this may be a little late, but I use the shell command to open a directory, but I would like to check to see if the directory window is already open and if it is bring it to the foreground, if not then open a new directory window. I do not seem to be able to find anyway to check if a directory...