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I'm on universes 14 and 21 myself, it's pretty cool. I go by the same name there too so drop me a msg sometime! :)

There's a pretty good free online rpg called conquer online. It's isometric run around hack stuff. Lots of fun in a group if you manage to find people to work with. If anyone joins it private message me and maybe we can team up. (I'm fairly new to it myself)...

I'd just like to say that I am one of the proud/sad people who have read every single joke on this thread! You'd be surprised how many are doubles really, or male/female turnarounds of previous jokes. Keep it going!!! :)

Where do you find a dog with no legs? Where you left it.

What's the last thing to go through a fly's mind when it hits a windshield? It's arse.

Okay I've had a look around and there doesn't seem to be any way to change the color. Again you could create a form yourself to act as a MsgBox, then you can do what you like with it. I know, it seems strange that you can't alter MsgBox colors, but that's the way it is seemingly! Sorry I...

aha! I found some code on a guys site. http://www.datastrat.com/DataStrat2.html Its the third selection on the left. I suppose just credit that Arvin Meyer guy to make everything kosher. There, that's my first helping finished methinks. I'm a relative newbie too!

The easiest way to do this is actually to create a seperate form and call it instead of a msgbox (of course you will have to figure out how to implement other msgbox features if not using the basic vbOkOnly dialog) If you are using access 97 there is a way however...

Thanks guys. I've been doing some searching myself and found a helpful site for migrating from lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheets to excel 2000, which I can then migrate into access tables. Just posting it in case someone else comes across this problem. Go here and do a search for 'migration'. You'll...

First post, so I hope I'm following the post-etiquette! Anyway, I've just been employed by a company who still uses access 2.0 and lotus smartsuite. Basically I'm gonna have to migrate a few of their backbone databases to access 2000+ I've managed to find the old Microsoft access 2.0 book in...