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Since you already know the exact name of the printers, you need only set the Application.Printer object: (Note that it's always a good idea to put the default printer back when you're done) Dim defaultPrinter As String 'determine default printer defaultPrinter =...

Training wheels or the oil heaters??:confused: (sorry....the network usage gods won't let me see the pic, Rak:( )

They've been hitting us with this in the States for years... my insurance only runs about $150 a year, though. I've actually been thinking about adding another cruiser to my collection lately, so thanks for the heads up:D ...do Canadian bikes come standard with oil heaters? ;)

if the batch file is in the same directory as the Access db, that puts it in the same path and the C:\DirectoryName is not needed, try using just Shell "test.bat", vbNormalFocus (You can also omit the parens if you're not going to bother with the returned value)

Isn't that the new Viagra slogan?:confused:

Ahhh, but the aforementioned "Mr. Rock" is not a member of this online Community, filled with fine, upstanding, pleasant, courteous, non-judgemental, brilliant individuals, and is therefore not held to the same exacting standards of conduct...

DoCmd.Close acForm, "frmLogon", acSaveNo strOpenForm = "sentralbord" if lngMyEmpID = [insertAdminValueHere] then strOpenForm = strOpenForm & "admin" DoCmd.OpenForm strOpenForm

If you use a connect string and utilize a passthrough query, you can define username, password, and DSN from within the connect string: conn.ConnectionString = "OraOLEDB.Oracle;UID=USERNAME;pwd=PASSWORD;Data Source=DSNNAME;"

SMS can also be sent as plain text, the catch is determining the domain based upon the carrier. For example, you can email a short, plain text message to an ATT cusomer using number@txt.att.net.

in the connect string, you must specify the database you would like to use...the system is defaulting to a database with your username

not for multiple macros, but you can right-click on a macro and save as a module. I suppose if one were inclined, they could employ the same strategy using a for-each loop...

3,000 mile oil changes are a fallacy. Unless you are seeing a tremendous falloff in gas mileage, high operating temps, or increased valve clatter, today's oils will run you 5,000+ easily, even more from the synthetics. Temps have a lot to do with viscosity breakdown as well, so you'll not get as...

or a problem with the ABS. ABS works by rapidly pulsing the brake solenoids, regardless of how hard you hold the pedal. The result is a rapid clicking or rattling that most people with their first set of ABS have never experienced before. oh, yeah, and like Ray said...no grease on the brakes...

try: Tools -> Options -> Security and set it to low

Col, you are as obtuse as you are xenophobic...

yeah, but that raving jackass is once again trying to play the race card: "What kind of a message does this send to the poor, black, blah, blah, blah..." Dear, god, protect us from your followers:eek:

All manufacturers configure their phones to meet provider needs...I'm a Cingular/ATT subscriber and the word was that their bastardization and lockdown of everything useful in the KRZR also contributed to a lack of performance and customization. (This CNET review) goes into lots more detail on...

I was actually looking heavily at the KRZR but noticed that it is neither 3G nor HSDPA compatible :( . In my case, my wife wants to send pics and media in messages, I want to surf the web, and I wanted the extra speed that the KRAZR couldn't offer. The LG CU500 was the first HSDPA compatible...

Environ("USERPROFILE") yields the location of the user profile, i.e. "C:\Documents and Settings\userName"

You don't have to use the mapped drive notation if you have the UNC address, just use the UNC.