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You can also convince the business/customer that they don't really know what they want and that they should follow YOUR advice!! I know a lot of techies who earn their vittles with this technique.

This is a cake... no, it's a present... no, it's a cake... ummmm...

The key statement in that sentence is "earners." The super rich out of site people aren't technically "earners." They're owners. That statement is extremely misleading in this context.

Whatever gets legislated as an "official language" will remain irrelevant as long as we remain a multi-lingual environment. And we are. To cite just one example: some stores (Home Depot) now have English/Spanish signage. And for good reason: it may expand their clientele. Limiting language will...

Excellent! I am able to embed the image in a cell as an OLE Object and the image appears on reports! The only new problem I have is, if I try to publish it with Word or Excel, the image doesn't show. I've tried playing around with the properties and the form, but with no results. Anything...

Maté comes from South America (Argentina and Uruguay) and typically has quite a kick to it. In the US the labels read "Yerba Maté." I've also grogged down some very strong chai tea. But some black tea has made my eyes bulge. Keep trying. Strong tea is out there.

Hello, I did a cursory search of the forum and didn't find anything (probably more my search than the content). I also think I know the answer to this, but I want to clear it up once and for all. Is it true that I cannot insert an image into an Access Table in a way that it treats the image...

Hello. I haven't seen this before with Access; I've searched the forum and haven't found anything yet... I have an Access database that was being used by about 9 different people. Everything was going along okay, but one day it became read-only for no reason. Once everyone got out of the DB it...

I should also mention that I'm working with an inherited Access DB. The columns I'm trying to sum should've been normalized out into their own table. But so goes life with Access. And I'm finding that "Sum([field 1] + [field 2] + [field 3]) As Total" gives strange results.

Hello! I'm new here, and I'm back into Access after a few years of not using it. What I'm trying to do seems simple, but I can't seem to get the sytax down. I have 6 columns that have dollar figures in them. I want to get the totals for all 6 columns to show in one field. I'm using the...