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Awww, thwarted by sonic wall...... :(

I am not really offended, I was joking with my request for an apology. I am not going to take the time to respond to all of your points (though I certainly have opinions on them) because a) I know we will not reach an agreement and b) I just don't have the time or energy right now. It would be...

You know, I can't really respond to that, I myself am no scientist, but my thirst for learning is there, and reading what's going on like the article/blog that Minkey posted. All I can say is that my friends that I speak of have gotten degrees from reputable universities that claim they know...

I resent this (kind of) I am always amazed about what we are learning about the universe and our earth. I have friends (who are Christians) who work for NASA or their contractors because they love space, and the knowledge to be gained by exploration. So just because you think our beliefs are...

Similar story here in Houston... Super Cold, then T-shirt weather, then Super Cold again... Everyone is getting sick.

Happy birthday tess!

I have a subform that I need to filter with the idea that I will use the data in the subform to perform a mailmerge. I thought about using a multi select listbox, but there are literally hundreds of records, so finding the records that are wanted is a challenge. The idea is that many (25-30)...

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Oh, and if you need to add one to that number for your new record you can do something like this: Me.YourControlName = DMax("[YourFieldName]", "tblYourTableName") + 1

How about using DLookup instead? then you can set your text box based off of that txtYourControlName = DLookup("FieldName" , "TableName" , "Criteria = n")

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