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LOL. excuse me? it's english. would you prefer hebew? the language of the bible?

hey Paul, you want a great example of simplistic reality and why testing is a complete waste of time? check out this intelligent comment by a professional businessman that knows how to stay away from people just trying to get money out of young people:

I agree. I have almost never seen const's used. but I did take a test in javascript, issued by a dumb testing company, like they all are, bought by the actual employer, Dwolla: https://www.dwolla.com/ it was using const's heavily. I understood the problems they were asking me to solve, but...

well don't waste your entire evening messing with it. i'll strip it, test it, and if it happens during the test, i'll post it here with instructions of where the problem is.

you sound like Elena. but she says it like this: ""yeeesssssss, yeeeeesssss". sometimes I wonder if she's doing the deed and talking to me at the same time! Jon, I SERIOUSLY doubt you've ever written a true algorithm in your entire life. None of these are algorithms: if [] then case []...

i have never read dilbert, not even once. alone with never drinking coffee in my life.

the only answer to the original question asked in this thread is: it depends how paranoid your governmental authorities are. that's the only thing you can count on. there are hundreds of public places in Iowa City, and every place has a different policy and accompanying ""laxness"" of their...

only from Tony. get a life, man. this will be my only post in this hell hole of a thread. ;)

so you guys, Shall we say that lively intelligent debates have sparked since I've started asking technical questions again? @The_Doc_Man , why do you think I started doing that? I'm sure you know that I have the ability to play mind games on a high level, however I generally don't do it...

I can try to replicate it. want to see a sample DB with 90% stripped out?

ok then, got an example of when I would not use const's? other than repetitive tasks that involve different sets of data being manipulated? (like say, validating form controls on many different forms by a single call, as in an example I already posted). maybe these things? - computerName -...

Are you sure you understood the complaint of mine and the various scenarios where it didn't work for me? Now granted when I was running this test I was remoting into somebody's computer using the TeamViewer software and anyone anybody with a brain knows the TeamViewer sucks. I've had all sorts...

Hey @moke123 regarding the picture of that hacker criminal that's been sending stuff to that contact form, I'm getting those repeatedly now from all different types of identities and all different types of hashes. That wouldn't be your doing would it? I would think not considering that you have...

Well you can expect more surprises from me in the future then richard. Not necessarily as an attempt to win my way back into this community because I don't give one crap about helping people here if you guys aren't going to let me. but then again I'm busy with other things anyway. And I'm not...

you mean you actually force the DIRTY event to happen? I tried that on this project and it failed. runtime error. is it supposed to work? you mean, code like this would actually work, if it is written outside the target form's mod? forms("form1").controls("textbox1") = "test"...

ummm....ass kissing? what made you think I engage in that? I gave you a compliment. oops? I posted it because I wanted the veterans' viewpoints on if constants even mean anything, or if they serve a purpose other than just wasted features that be substituted with other things. follow? not to...

GOT IT. took me a while! you could've helped me out by quoting the damn post....

nope. but trust me, I'm sure there will come a day when the tyrants of the world will want to keep their money so badly, that they will enact laws that say something like this:

I've recently been frustrated to no end with these methods of saving form data: - docmd.runcommand(accmdsaverecord) - DoCmd.Save acForm, Me.Name can anyone tell me what each one is supposed to do and what the rules are, in terms of under what circumstances they DON'T work? here's what I have...

who you talking to!?