Form Text Box Not Writing Data To A Table

Mar 23, 2006

Can anyone tell me what's wrong with the below statement ? I'm trying to pull the contents from a text box in a form. The text box is supposed write the contents to a field (memo data type) in a table. Thanks ! ! !


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