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Yup I use a Toshiba e400 Pocket PC, it's quite an old device now but I still love it, I use it for everything, all the normal PDA functions plus I use it for mp3's, videos (yup can get a whole DVD into about 128mb at reasnoble quality) and even for gaming, i've got quake and a nes emulator...

http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=87474&highlight=weekend ha ha already been covered on this forum, everything you need should be here cdoyle, this has helped me solve my problem!

hey cdoyle i'm working on exactley the same kinda project as you, just an HR app to keep track of staff leave (vacation, sickness, medical etc.) I'm using a start_date and end_date for all of my calculations and i'm trying to exclude the weekends. If I have any luck i'll post my work here. If...

Hi i'm using Access 2002, my project uses one main form and a Tab Control for accessing different sections of my HR app (Sick leave, Annual Leave, empoyee info, etc...) On each tab i'm using several different controls for I/O, my problem is that after using the following command '...

thanks Thanks Supercharge, sorry if my question was hard to understand, looking back at it now I see what you mean. I'm just being a bit of a n00b at the mo, haven't done any database work for a few years, the ' Me!listLastDaySick.Selected(number) = True ' comment wasn't what I was looking for...

hmmm ok i've been playing with it for a bit and i've found that if I use : txtDateTemp2.Value = Me!listLastDaySick.Column(0) and click the listbox itwill display the value in the int the txtBox, how can I do this with out having to click the listbox?

Hi i'm making an HR app to keep track of Staff Sickness, Annual Leave and Personal info. I'm currently trying to do some calculations using short date values, to do this i'm reading the dates from a table into a listBox and then transfering the value into a temporary txtBox do the calcualtion...