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Here's some more... 37) "Annie Hall" if you see one Woody Allen movie, make it this one 38) "Lost in Translation" 39) "Breathless" french, black and white 40) "Conan the Barbarian" 41) "Caddyshack" 42) "The Ninth Gate" Johnny Depp's best movie, imho 43) "The Seventh Seal" black and white...

Only a few for now.... I don't know about movies out today...but here are a few good ones to check out: 1) "City of God" excellent foriegn drama 2) "Seven Years in Tibet" 3) "The Lion in Winter" old version 4) "A Man for All Seasons" 5) "Cabaret" 6) "Casablanca" worth watching even for one...

Natural Downer Bleck! Just thinking of Buttermilk makes me quesy. That stuff IS nasty. Try to chug a gallon of it after you have already: chugged a gallon of regular milk, run around a house full speed, threw it up, chugged the rest of the 2 gallon milk jug, ran some more, and then threw up. I...

Anyone ever heard of Extemporaneous Speaking category in Forensics? It's a form of competitive debate in high school and college where the competitor is given a political yes/no question to answer, has thirty minutes to come up with a seven-minute memorized answer (in five-paragraph format, with...

Morbid Okay, I'm a guy and if I was asked to get life insurance by the woman I loved, I would raise only a minor and calm five-minute fuss--to see if she was serious--and if she did not change her mind I would say yes. However, this would only be for her peace of mind. Inside, I would be...

Nevermind Since there are no replies and my boss is happy with what I have, I'm just going to give up on this.

Okay, so I know how to open variable folders with a button or combobox from Access...but I think I want to have my cake and eat it, too;) Is there any way that an Access form and an Explorer folder can be meshed into one object? I had an idea where after the user selected a value from the...

Awesome to the max Thanks! This works great--just like I wanted it to. I had searched for this answer for hours and could find nothing... I'm a little new to Access (I am a summer intern) and I have only just begun to explore VBA. This site has been very helpful to me in the past and I am glad...

I have a button that, when clicked upon, I would like to hyperlink to one folder--the location of which being specified by a value the user selects from a combobox. Example of what I would like to happen: 1)The user selects the Ship Name "AGER 2-Pueblo" from the combobox list. 2)The user clicks...