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I had written a looping routine back in Access 97 with DAO, but am now working in Access 2002 I feel a bit lost with how the ADBO code should look. Here's what I'm trying to do:

* I have a table named "tblMainFaculty"
* It contains a Yes/No field named "Included"
* The form named "frmMailLabel" contains combo boxes that helps the user mark Included as Yes for those individuals they would like to include in an e-mail
- - - that all works fine - - - and I know how to use SendObject
* what I need now is the code to write behind the command button named "cmdEMail" that will loop through the records in the table that have the Included field marked as Yes and fill an unbound field named "EMailI" on the form  
* the end result in that field should look like this:

   bjelen@goodisp.com;lsimpson@fairchild.com;barthur@yahoo.com;shannonp@hotmail.com

I'm frustrated after multiple attempts, so am feeling that this is "urgent."

Thanks in advance.
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