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Dec 27, 2004

Dear Access Gurus:

Help! I have creadted a basic foirm to collect data. The problem is when I switch to form view, the "add data, delete data" butons are disabled. I tab thorough the fields and I cannot add any data??????????????

I have checked and rechecked the data properties of the form tab and allow additions and allow deletions are set to yes.

I am at the end of the rope and I am completely lost. Do I have to reinstall Access?

Any help is most welcome..........please

Regards,

Dion

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