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Congrats, Pat. The best resource on the 'net.

I've read much of what has been posted here, Eddings, Donaldson, Norton, Asimov, Tolkien, etc. Been a sci-fi/fantasy fan for many years. You might also look for the Kushiel books (some sexual stuff in there, but good stories) and check out the Deryni novels by Kathering Kurtz.

I'm still waiting to be deleted (or banned) :p

Well, I hate to be a foregone conclusion...:D

I'm not bickering...finger pointing? I'm a cop, it's what I do...:D

I believe that was 'Kansas City'...great song!

Hmmmm. I read the post above that contains the pm text from BobLarson to Rich, and I noticed that the word dictatorial was used several times. Funny thing, I did a search and couldn't find that word used in any recent posts in the Cooler. I also searched the word dictator, and only found it...

actually, he has...:p

Could you take a boat? :rolleyes:

First, get rid of the OpenArgs, you don't need it... Put this code on your button: Dim stDocName As String Dim stLinkCriteria As String stDocName = NameOfForm2 stLinkCriteria = "[NameOfFieldYouAre Matching]=" & "'" & Me![ComboListName] & "'" DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName...

OK, You are passing it via OpenArgs. Now how are you getting the value in the first place?

I always defer to the Doc Man in most matters, but let me throw this option out there, as well: Build a form with a text box. On the Timer Event for the form write some code like this: Me.timeBox = Time If (Me.timeBox >= #23:59:59 PM# And (Me.timeBox <= #12:00:00 AM#) Then DoCmd.RunMacro...

Are you using Open Args to pass the value initially?

That would be AWESOME...:eek:

Ha! I have one of their albums around the house somewhere...

Gangs of mods and rockers fighting in 1964 sparked a moral panic about British youths, and the two groups were seen as folk devils. The rockers adopted a macho biker gang image, wearing clothes such as black leather jackets. The mods adopted a pose of scooter-driving sophistication, wearing...

Do mods have the authority to make changes in a user's profile?

More like, proportional to their data programming ignorance...

whose left buttock

It doesn't take much to scare off my boss...:eek: