[AccessD] Two more issues on my Word document automation

Hi again,

First, thanks for the wonderful help so far.  My form is coming along 
very nicely.  The user selects the date from a calendar control for 
records to be processed and clicks a button to set that date.  The user 
then clicks a button to run the make-table query, a message box appears 
to let the user know that is completed, and the user clicks OK to 
dismiss message box.  The user then clicks a button to launch Word and 
open the contributions merge letter.  So far, so good.

Two issues:

1.  The Word document is a merge form letter expecting data from the 
temporary table in the database.  I would like to dismiss the message 
box that pops up asking the user to confirm that he (or she) wants the 
form letter to accept the data from the database - that is, I don't want 
that message box to appear, but I don't see where in the Word document 
to turn it off.  If it's something I can set for this document, does 
anybody know where that setting is?  If I can't set it in the Word 
document, is there a way for me to turn off that message box 
programmatically from the database?

2.  Other issue - if a user selects a date for which there are no 
records, and clicks the button to run the query, I want the message box 
to tell the user there are no records for that date.

If all this works well, a user will get into the Word document, ready to 
complete the merge, with 4 mouse-clicks.  That will make my friends at 
Habitat very happy.  Down the road, when I am confident the automation 
is working right, and the BE and FE are properly in place, I want to 
combine the actions of the buttons on the form so that the user will 
simply pick the appropriate date and click a GO button.  But, as I 
mentioned earlier, we are trying to live in this house while we gut it 
and totally remodel it - so I will be very happy with incremental 
improvements.

Thanks again for all the help,
Tina