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Don't sweat it Joe...Rich is (in)famous for misunderstanding...most things!?#? As we and most know, I was referring to the challenge of playing golf because one's ability can vary from day to day, no matter how much experience one has... It certainly sounds like Rich varies depending on how...

Anyone ever run across this? That same database I mentioned above now has further issues that I have been able to identify as a TABLE file size limit. Having tried many workarounds; split database, various compacts/repairs on the full file, and decreasing the number of tables, there is a table...

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Good one...there you go, a heart beat, I think!#?!?$ Obviously, you wouldn't begin to understand Rich so please, save it for your new website!#$! As hard as I've tried to learn anything from you and a couple of others, it can't be done because you don't have what it takes... I'm very...

Gotta make time brother! - I understand. If I can help any more, just let me know!:cool:

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Lord Byron Nelson "Byron Nelson, 1945 - The most famous year in golf history, and deservedly so: 18 total wins, 11 of them consecutively. Let's say that again - eighteen wins, including 11 in a row! And unbeknownst to many golf fans, Lord Byron actually won another tournament in that streak...

ANYONE INTERESTED: I developed a new playing format/lesson that I used as a coach. It's geared for the bogey golfer and better (mid-handicapper) because you do have to have the ability to score reasonably otherwise it will drive you crazy!

Foursome versus Four-ball Sure, Foursome being far more involved, especially before you even tee it up on #1, that's why Four-ball is all but dead but it still has plenty of merit! There are VERY important aspects including, in a larger Four-ball event against many teams, the "xerox" factor...

Absolutely, there are the fair share of just plain and simple GREEDY suckers out there playing because the money is right and that's in part because of supply and demand and marketing of the player; Tiger demands...yes, demands, a one million appearance fee in many places around the world...why...

ha!?#!very funny Rich-man:p crooked sticks at that, some more than others depending on how well the round actually went!?$#?$!#:D

I've played with a lot of PGA players and I know from my experience in varied tournament formats, in speaking with them, in asking opposite sides, etc...getting as full a story on all sides as possible and in considering my thrirty years of playing experience...at least in the golf world. no...

...sorry...I'm not following this...not enough coffee yet, I guess...:D

Right on...This was one of the first steps I tried this morning but being that the original 410MB file was already 99% compressed, it only made about a 1MB change in the size and still would not open so for the time being, I did create another mdb and only imported the tables I really needed to...

If this is something I can help out with and complete at my home office in Denver, CO and then send to you via mail or email for you, let me know!

Hello. I've been developing custom databases for ten years or so now and have always tried to keep in mind a couple key thoughts regarding client costs. Most important to me after having met with the client, is the project scope and expectations for the system; ask direct questions as to the...

File size limit...MET! I have a database that I can now confirm has met the 2GB file size limit and wanted to share the errors and behaviors I've received so everyone will know what to expect... From a C+/C++ original file that is ± 410MB; zipped: The Access equivalent for this file is...

Thanks... You're right but I'm trying to catch up...:D

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