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Well, now...don't I feel like a heel. It doesn't excuse it, but I totally understand it.

Back before the oceans drank Atlantis and the rise of the Sons of Aryus, there was a time unheard of... let me tell you of the days of high adven--- well... at least a time when the "I hate 'muricans" schtick was far more good natured. :D

My god, Col:eek:... now granted, I may have missed something in my absence, but when exactly did you lose your marbles? Dude, you've gone from plucky to just down right mean. Where's the witty banter? The engaging intellect? You sound like you've been trapped in a sunless room and forced to...

Since I don't come around much anymore, I may as well make myself useful...(well, I suppose that's debatable) :rolleyes: I was always taught: therefore, the implied multiplication precedes the division, and I'll side with Dave...2

Nice to see that in the ever changing universe, there are some things which remain forever constant :rolleyes: But to answer the original question, how about an emphatic "AW, HAIL NO!":mad: ...of course, if Fifty2One gets his prize in physics, I shall rescind my previous objection to the...

Have a switchboard? A main form? Placing this code in the On_Open event of either should do the trick. If that fails, you could also place the code in a module and use the RunCode command from an AutoExec macro.

Dim strPath as String strPath = "x:\xxxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxx.dll" Application.References.AddFromFile strFullPath If someone else is going to run the db, they will also need the .dll referenced by the code (or you will need to appropriately trap and handle the ensuing error). As another option...

Happy B-Day, Shane!

spool of 500 blanks @ Staples... they come with movies already on them :confused:

in order to use the FileSearch, you need to call the .Execute method, which will return the number of files found. try: Set fs = application.FileSearch With fs .LookIn = application.CurrentProject.Path & "\database files\letter" .FileName = fname If .Execute > 0 then...

Actually, in the beginning of that post you specified In reference to your Muddy Waters assertion, you specified we all know that "Muddy Waters 'ventented 'lectriss-ty" :D Statsman: BB usually manages to play over in Lancaster at least once a year and my wife and I love to catch the show...

yeah, but despite lil' Master Macchio the music was great.:D and if you get the soundtrack, it contains music not found in the final cut of the film...

He did all of the slide guitar work in the movie "Crossroads" (the one with Joe Seneca in the early 80's)

points for the Eagles, James Taylor, Steely Dan, and Ry Cooder :D Taylor, in addition to his song-writing, had some very interesting ideas on chord progression and assembly

<rap, rap, rap, on screen> hellooo? You would mention Blues with no mention of Robert Johnson? B.B. King? Stevie Ray Vaughan? :eek:

search the help file for Form.Move...

...hit the road, Jack, and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more... ..Girl don't go away mad....girl...just go away...

improper placement of the quotes and the parens...

you need to use the distinct keyword, along with a DCount... DCount("RSID", "tableName", "RSID IN(SELECT DISTINCT RSID FROM tableName WHERE [additional criteria as needed]")

if you truly want to pursue it in this manner, your best bet would be using the module object. Look up the methods in the help file, they're pretty straight forward...you'll be using a combination of DeleteLines, AddFromString, and Insert, I'll wager.