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Sounds like he's from the States, probably Texas. Wasn't that JSanders, who was doing the kerfs and the knots ??

Happy Birthday Len, and here's that medal you deserve : ;)

Correct Pono, I moved to here : :cool:

I haven't tested this , but maybe something like this : Dim bin As String = "1000001" 'Binary string (A's ASCII Code 65) Dim decimalAscIIValue As Integer decimalAscIIValue = Convert.ToInt32(bin, 2) 'First convert Binary to Decimal Intger Dim AscIIChar As String = Chr(decimalAscIIValue) 'Then...

Now that's good news. Who wouldn't get a G&L for X-mas. ;) ps would that be the 4 or 5 string ?

Why don't make it 24 km than ? :rolleyes:

Lemme guess, that can't be any of the VIP's ??:confused: We miss you Barry, but hope you have a great X-mas ! :)

Some 12 km from my home ;)

Oui, Bon Noel a tous !

Here's a list of templates relevant to Access 2007. Very usefull to get an idea on how to set up / configure your databases for various purposes. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT101426161033.aspx [all 2007 templates]...

"Je t'aime... moi non plus" by Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg.

Happy ( belated) birthday Tess. Hope you had a great day. :) Greetings from a cold France .

Hi there, If you want to get an idea about normalization and so, please see attached link to a CD database. This example might give you an idea on how to set up the necessary tables and their relationships. Hth Music collection database...

I haven't tested this , but guess it's something like : database.mdb -u username -ppassword database_name < FILE.mdb Hth

OK, let's rattle some cages here :D In the Africaanse language they refer to half 3, similar to the dutch ( half past two). Since I'm dutch as well I can only agree with the Mailman. :) Unless you refer to the isizulu or sepedi language, where they say half past the next sunrise ;)

Unfortunately, language logic is hard to understand sometimes, but I confirm in agreement with the Mailman, half three is synonym to half past two :p

I think they mean next week Friday, wheras I would call a friday in the current week; coming Friday. Seems appropriate to me. btw. In most offices friday is called poets day : piss off early, tomorrow saturday :rolleyes:

Correct phrase should be : Thy shall buy this car 375 or get lost ! :p

Hi Barry, Would this be of any help : http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Repeating_Data.htm

Don't email me or anyone. We are here to help, but want to make the solution avialable to anyone else who is encounting sort of the same problem. Back to the query : Go to your query in design mode, and click SQL view. Now simply copy/paste that in your post. Hth