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New I've never had to set CurrentDB
It's always referenced for me in Access 95/97. So I would rewrite your snippet as simply:

Dim TempRS As Recordset

Set TempRS = CurrentDB.OpenRecordset("Table1")


If that helps. Doesn't fix Help, but hope it helps.
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New I always wondered about that.
I think I figured that out once, but then just kept copying the old code over so it never sunk in.
     What's different between M$ Access 97 and Access 2000? - (CRConrad) - (14)
         Create this clutter... - (ChrisR) - (11)
             Aha, thanks. Anything more? Anyone else? Cagle...? -NT - (CRConrad) - (9)
                 The difference - (nking)
                 Erk. Here I am. - (acagle) - (7)
                     Stupid Help example. - (acagle) - (6)
                         DAO/ADO confusion - (scoenye) - (1)
                             Re: DAO/ADO confusion - (acagle)
                         Now you know why I don't like VBA. :-) - (static) - (1)
                             Bah! - (acagle)
                         I've never had to set CurrentDB - (tseliot) - (1)
                             I always wondered about that. - (acagle)
             Re: Create this clutter... - (altmann)
         Here's a few quick differences - (rickw) - (1)
             Re: form f is created and bound to v. - (mmoffitt)

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