I'm pretty sure Access saves the info as soon as you type it. I've only seen the program ask to save the changes if you make a design change. You will probably have to make another table to work from, then use an update or compare command to save the changes to the main table. The experts at ittoolbox can probably offer better advice. Here is a link that might be useful: Access Forum

Hello all, The one and only auto-pay I have set up is thru my old credit union account. I have auto-deposit there for my checks. The CC with the auto-pay is also issued with/through them. (So, I'm not concerned about THAT one, since they already are "connected" - so to speak.) Also, that CC is the one I use for general purposes with a very low balance. I've not had a problem with that, nor any concerns, BECAUSE it is always a low balance - or paid off. It started out (while I was working) - I could opt a specific amount deducted fm paycheck every WEEK (remember the good old days when you got paid weekly?!!! lol), and automatic pymts to pay for my "one and only new car I ever bot". I LOVED it! (The car was also funded thru my credit union). I'd like auto-pay for TWO other cc's, but I don't want the cc's to have direct access to my cr. union acct. I also have a regular bank account which I've had for a very long time, (checking only - I dumped my savings due to their ridiculous monthly fees), and I use this to pay bills. I HATE this bank, but I've had my acc't for about 30 years - so don't want to close the account. What I've been doing for several years is writing a ck fm Cr. Union to deposit into my "regular bank scct" - but only enough to cover bills that I am paying (plus a small "buffer"), so that they make minimal $ on MY $. My balance is always VERY LOW in this account. (I REALLY hate this bank!) I considered setting up CR Union to make auto-deposits to my regular bank. (BUT, then again, I hate to "connect" the two.) And then set up auto-pay on cc's thru THAT account. PLUS, IF I did that, it would be under what I pay out each month,-(utilities, etc.), So...I would STILL have to write another check and go to ATM to make additional deposit every month. Sounds messy, huh? lol! Well, it is! I don't want to close out my regular bank acc't. Too old - and good for FICO??? I WON'T close out my Credit Union - also, too old. (plus I get lot's of benefits.) I've always been against the "online" pay method - Due to various reasons which I will spare you deatils! haha (In general - don't want to RELY on computer do to "crashes". afraid of change, many phishings, and just don't really understand how it works, etc...PLUS, I do NOT want emails to remind/inform me of this or that - I prefer paper coming thru regular mail.) BUT...hubby and son DO pay some bills online. I talked to hubby last night about how it works. I've decided to try it. (Slowly at first - & with a watchful eye) Check out Cr union online options first. See what I can/cannot do online. Sign up for that bank I hate - see what's available - what I can/cannot do - and if there are any FEES. Do an EFT fm Cr union to that bank. See how that works out. If all OK, check into CC's, see what. Try to make pymts online. (I'll start with one specific one first - see how it goes.) As long as I still get my paper statements in the regular mail each month with it all itemized... Hubby DID warn me that when I do the EFT - could take 3-5 days for it to go thru...(but then, it takes that time for regular mail also - for paying bills, that is.) I'll just have to do any bank TRFs a few days ahead. So, I have a lot to check into in next several days. Wish me luck! LOL!

I am using PSP 9... latest one I have. I installed ThunderBird mail a couple days ago.. the next time I went in PSP the auto save stopped working & I get a popup that says "unable to open file" I don't know if it is ThunderBird or not but either way I don't have the save feature.. any ideas how to get it back & yes the save button is checked.. Please help. TIA, Dar

Dar, I don't use the autosave settings, but I did a quick google search for you about it. It goes to where you save it. Below I pasted what I found at a website... Well, my all time favorite is using the AutoSave feature in PSP. Go to File/Preferences/Auto Save Settings. Put a check mark in the Enable Auto Save box, and set it to 5 minutes, then click OK. Now, whenever you start a new image or PSP project, as soon as you open the initial canvas, go to File/Save As - save it in the .PSP file format to a folder of your choice ( a folder that you will know where you saved it to ), then continue with your project. Auto Save will save your additions every 5 minutes so if PSP crashes, your work will be saved for you! You have to first manually save it to your folder of choice, then auto save will take over. But no way I would have it set for 5 minutes. Have it the lowest, which is 1 minute. If they had a 30 seconds choice, I would do that, which is why I don't use auto save. It just takes a second to click the save icon and I prefer to do it quite often.