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BOOK: Beginning Access VBA
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The frmCompany form is created in chapter 2 of the Access 2000 VBA book in the Try It Out on page 30. It is the first Try It Out exercise in the book. As for the dynamic list box, the first character in the lstReports is supposed to be a lower-case L, not a number 1. That might be what is causing the spacing problem. I have worked through most of the exercises in that book (through Chapter 13) and you do not need a developer edition for any of it.
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To edit the database you will need to save it to your hard drive and change it from read read only
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Is your CD broken or just bank? Have you already save the database to your hard drive?
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Does anyon know where I can purchase the CD or download the files? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Robert
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Hey I have the CD 2000 & I have the files for 2002, I can send them via e-mail attachment, let me know Karen
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has anyone been able to get chapter 15 automation to word to work?..
if so, did you change the code? or what did you enter into the immediate window?
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Hello Everyone
I bought the Begining VBA Access 2002 book, and I broke my cd. I was wondering if anyone could please send me the files for the 2002 book. I would really appreciate it.
I'm trying to read along, but it would really help if i had the database with me.
Pleae get back to me.
If anyone can please email me the files.
My email is: RRSRER@optonline.net
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My CD for Beginning Access 2000 VBA was taken when my laptop was stolen. Where can I get another CD? 
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November 12th, 2004, 11:26 AM
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I have unfortunately found a broken CD in the back of my very helpful book "BEGINNING ACCESS 2000 VBA" isbn 0-7645-7383-0.
Can anyone send me the ICE CREAM DATABASE?
Thanks so much!
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Hi,
For some reason I am unable to open the database, it's asking for the password and I can't find what password to use or what I am missing.
Currently I am using MS Access 2003.
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