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Don't get me started on soundbars ;). In all seriousness though, tv speakers aren't meant to produce good sound, just sound for those who don't have external speakers. It still baffles me when I see a brand new hi-def television using built in speakers! Soundbars are a huge leap above that...

I've noticed that. Seems like a sad way to live. I wonder what is happening psychologically to make someone feel the need to do that? I'm sure anything I suggest would be immediately dismissed, but there has to be something causing it. Some misaligned hatred for the US. I am no staunch USA...

Sounds like the television industry is grasping at straws for some form of innovation that people will actually want. For most people a 1080p set is more than enough to be happy, so it will take a big change to create any demand. 4k sets might become plausible once the content is there to view...

Any 'vapers' in here? It's becoming extremely popular in america and I know a lot of people who have quit smoking because of these devices.

It literally is the same story... I always come here expecting to find something new, but then am turned away by the constant need for posters to discuss highly controversial topics. I believe this makes people think these topics are the only ones people around here want to discuss, so they...

After reading your first paragraph I think the answer to this is yes. It sounds like you're in need of a total redesign, but it ought not to be too complicated in your case. I'm no expert on database normalization, but there are plenty here who are. I would post over in the "Theory and...

Honestly, I think your best bet would be to post a sample database here, so people can see how your tables/relationships are setup. You might be able to get away with posting detailed table "schematics" like field names and the like, but sometimes it's easiest to see a sample db with dummy...

^ That or separate your AFFECTED ROUTES into their own columns. I think that might be a better long term solution as opposed to storing multiple values in one field.

No problem, good luck. We're always here if you have more questions.

So, you won't really need to append the Bulletin# from Table 1 to Table 2, since they are already stored in Table 1. That would just be duplicating data. What you can do then is write a query that joins those two tables, so you have access to all the fields in Table 1 along with the Bulletin#...

Drink water. Don't eat processed foods. PORTION CONTROL. Stop filling your face if you're full.

Same goes for a report...Open it in Design View and look around.

If you view the form (which could be the menu strip itself or the form it's on) in design view you can go to it's properties and find the name of the form. Then find its reference in the Project Window. Alternatively, locate the Properties menu after highlighting one of the buttons. Click the...

Do you know how to access the Visual Basic Editor? Upon opening it all of the objects/modules containing the code should be displayed on the left in the Project Window.

Then you should be able to use a combo of Format and CDate to get it to a Short Date format... Format(CDate([yourfield], "Short Date") ...something like that ought to work.

You're saying you want a Date instead of a DateTime? If so use Format([Last Billable Read], "Short Date") Side note - try to avoid spaces in your access object names.

Not a problem, good luck (but you probably don't need it...Ireland joke)!

Ok, so in the table used in the screenshot you will need to add two fields. One for the date the homework was given and one for the date it is due. The rest is kind of up to you. You could have the form from the first screenshot automatically add Today's date to the table field discussed above...

I guess this could be the right place since this is in fact a very "general" question that depends completely on how you have things set up right now. I would suggest to post a sample database per the forum guidelines, or write your question in a much more specific way. The questions I have...

Perfect. Thanks!