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well you could see if you can get a schematic, or wire out on the panel and see if you can add a hddb-15 male end to it, of course having the appropriate wires going to the right pin-outs.

ummm, I may be wrong, but isn't a COM port limited to 128Kb/s??? Whereas a USB 2.0 port can go up to 480Mb/s (491520 Kb/s)? I know they make USB to COM adapters..... I don't ever recall seeing it the other way. (I mean, gender changers may work, but I think the speed differential is going to...

Happy Bday Rich

In design view, I think you can right click on the field and choose the format there or: Format ([WhateverFieldorExpr], "Percent") You can wrap the format() function around anything you want displayed in a certain manner. So, any field you want as percent you would do as the above example.

Heh, at that same local computer store, we had a receptionist who had never really used computers before that job. One day she was installing something and it came up with a license agreement accept/decline page. She called me up to the front, and asked if she should "Accept". I decided I'd...

Heh, over a decade ago, I was working in a local computer sales/service store. I had sold a customer a brand new custom build system (Pentium 133Mhz). Well, I built the system, it had a CDROM drive (4X CDROM) and the works. I loaded Windows 95, and the system worked great! Well, the...

While it's not a normalized design, you could make expressions for both: Expr1: iif([yourfieldA] = "cleaner", 1,0) Expr2: iif([yourfieldB] = "cleaner", 1,0) Save your query...... Expr3: [Expr1]+[Expr2] Criteria for Expr3: 1 or 2 That should get you what you need. If you need a...

glad I could help :)

Left([yourtextfield],12) or alternately: Left(Str([yourtextfield]),12) in the event that it's a number, you will need to convert to string first

Could you please share the resolution? :D Just curious.

Hmmmm, apparently I misunderstood what he was wanting. I thought he was wanting all SE1's and >SE1's. What kind of messed up postal scheme is this? :p ;) j/k guys :) So, is like "SE1" a stand alone postal code? I figured it was a prefix..... sort of like all of Illinois zip codes are...

Like Left([yoursearchfield],3) & "*"

Try this: Between [Forms]![YourMainFormNameHere].[reports_subform].[Form]![cboStartDate] And [Forms]![YourMainFormNameHere].[reports_subform].[Form]![cboEndDate] I think that should work.

Are you talking choppy via the remote link, or choppy on the computer itself? When you view the videos while sitting in front of the computer, is it still choppy?

Well, we've all seen it. You see it all the time when you are choosing fields in a wizard. You have a box on the left showing what you can choose, and a box on the right showing what you chose. You can toggle your choices back and forth from being chosen or not. Here's my sample on how to do...

Have you checked in Windows Task Manager to see if a service is using a lot of CPU cycles? Ctrl-Alt-Delete, choose task manager, click on Processes, then click on CPU until it shows it Descending.

Have a look at this: http://allenbrowne.com/ser-66.html

lol.... duh..... look at the sql :p sorry, at work, doing about 5 things at once :p

why don't you use a dcount function instead? X = dcount([ID], "tblResource", "ProjectID = '" & labID &"'") should that be me.labID?

well, you can have it do a dlookup as defaultvalue =dlookup([YourField2], "YourTable", "lookupfield = " & me.combo1) Basically, the field that your second combo is based on, from your table, where a certain field is equal to me.combo1 However, you may have to change me.combo1 to the...