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It's the dialects that kill you. I have heard both Brits and Scots that I had no clue what they were saying. But I had the same problem last time I was in Boston also.

Is she cute?

You can create one trigger to monitor all three events. How ever if you have unique code to a single event, it is usually better to break that into a separate trigger, just IMO.

Yes i can, also anything else dlna compliant. Free software java based (multiplatform) called serviio (yes 2 i's) I was pushing an mp3 from my Droid to my xbox which was playing on my TV and stereo. I can now see photo's and play music on my TV (via google tv and Revue) from my PC. Not bad for...

Anyone know if I can share my media on my Win 7 PC to my Logitech Revue?

Both my wife and Daughter love their colornooks. They have a backlight. Downside is the battery does not last as long as the eInk readers.

To those I can remember something about: Well the best Pres. Regan. for many different reasons. Worst, I would have say Carter. LBJ sure didn't handle Vietnam very good and Nixon did have to resign, but overall, I would say Carter.

Query using like to find it, and replace function

That is the same thing that happened in the 80's, you would think they would remember that.

Could you not use the ON FOCUS event of the text box to wipe it out and change the color?

options: NZ([yourcolumn],"") Like "*" & [Forms]![frmMI]![Comments] & "*" [youorcolumn] IS NOT NULL AND [yourcolumn] Like "*" & [Forms]![frmMI]![Comments] & "*"

Re: Query problem with subsriber of single number in yeat how about something like this, if I understand you properly: Select xxx,xxy,xxz From YourTable YT1 WHERE YT1.memberNumber = LookupMemberNumber YT1.SubscribedYear = LookUpYear AND LookUpNumber in (Select SubscribedNumber from yourtable...

Lets not forget Microsoft says Access is optimized for searching LONG data type fields. So any time you have an indexed key, a data type of LONG is the most efficient. At least according to Microsoft, in Access 2003 (do not know if it changed for 2007).

Did you update your link to the excel spreadsheet which I assume you moved along with the application?

SQL native driver didn't work on our Citrix box (guess it is older stuff). never did figure it out, so I went back to an Access query, it is just MUCH slower.

your not really giving enough information. because along with that: The zero (720) matches the zero's in 4009 (and others) The one 1 in M1L matches the one in 01EV also. Would all those be considered matches?

looked like the only diff in the connection string is: DRIVER=SQL Server; is changed to DRIVER=SQL Native Client; But upom refresh the view is NOT updateable. (well it changes from updateable to not).

know what the equivalent connection string for native client would be? As the one I used above as an example?

OK, it is something with the link refresh. If i remove the SQL view (access thinks it is a table), and add it back using my DNS (SQL ODBC connection, NOT native Client), select the primary key (on the underlying table) AND select a timestamp, it allows me to update the view through both the open...