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ReplyMon 23 Nov 2009, 10:14Delegate Suzanne said...

Suzanne has attended:
Access Intermediate course

E-mail and websites

I have got e-mail addresses and websites on my database and I have set them to Hyperlink but when I click on them it does not seem to do anything.

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ReplyTue 24 Nov 2009, 09:58Trainer Stephen said...

RE: e-mail and websites

Hi Suzanne

Thank you for your question

Initially I would check the following

1. Is the data in a valid format. Try cutting and pasting a few of the links into your browser and see if you can navigate to them.
2. Check with your IT support people that there are no security restrictions in place blocking Internet access from an Access database. (This last one is unlikely)

If this does not resolve the issue please get back to me so I can investigate other options

Regards

Stephen

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