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not really augmenting

You might try Setproperty in lieu of setvalue.

In fact there are even more browsers. Here's an overview : http://internet-browser-review.toptenreviews.com/

Assume you meant the pig gang theory ? :p

Pearls before swine ? :rolleyes:

I'm using Firefox since 2002. Seems that Firefox is safer than IE since it doesn't support Active-X. Furthermore, I like the navigation thru tabs.

Had my dog snifting on this one and came up with : Isthay eadthray ashay onegay goday ildway :cool:

Sorry but missed this one. Happy belated birthday Barry. Guess you celebrated this event in that Irish pub ? ;)

Might this be of any help : http://thousandrobots.com/blog/archives/2006/01/how_to_control_1.php

Not sure, but would this help : http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B12037_01/server.101/b10825/exp_imp.htm

Would this help : http://www.techonthenet.com/access/questions/oracle_connect.php or this : http://www.johnsmiley.com/cis18/Smiley004.pdf

Lol :D but foreigners are not allowed in Georgia !!!

As a matter of fact, I feel pity for the guy ; they haven't even finished the streets of downtown Atlanta, What a drag ! :o:rolleyes:

Agree with you there and also the price I cited is for agriculuture purposes, i.e no permit for house building. If it's an CU terrain ( permit for construction), you're closer to some €15/m2, which equals approx. $82K/acre.

I think that can be done. Once you've imported your data in Access, go to your table > Yes/no field and change the format of that field to True/False in lieu of Yes/No. Hth

Which gives me something like 100 K for 3 acres. That's approx. 70K € for some 12.000 m2. Last year we bought 12.200 m2 next to our house for some 18.000 €. Looks like the land in France is cheaper than in Georgia :rolleyes: Here's a pic of that property :

I would suggest making two listboxes. Base listbox one on a query , something like this : SELECT Table1.Field1 FROM Table1 WHERE (((Table1.Field1)<="h*")) ORDER BY Table1.Field1; and another query for listbox 2 like : SELECT Table1.Field1 FROM Table1 WHERE (((Table1.Field1)>"h*")) ORDER BY...

Ehhh, shouldn't that be Bill Wyman ?

Could this be of any help : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/210024