Further to my last -
Maybe that's not a lot of use to you - I was searching for a solution to a problem in VB inside MS Access, so had Access on the brain. That DoCmd thing is an Access facility that operates in VB.
Dave

There is a 'Do' command to bring up the hourglass:-
DoCmd.Hourglass = True
To return to the default cursor:-
DoCmd.Hourglass = False
Cheers
Dave

I am using the Microsoft printer dialog in an Access 2002 application. The VB code is as in the MS Knowledge Base document KB322710.
When I try to run the application in Access 2000, I get a compile error - 'Variable not defined', indicating the term 'Printer'. This seems to be due to the fact that in Access 2000, forms do not have a member 'Printer', which they do in Access 2002.
Anyone know a way to use VbPrnDlg in Access 2000 (and...