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		GIS / ArcIMS: Reproject California DRG Posted by: row14 on Wednesday, June 05, 2002 - 09:20 AM MST
		1 Reads When using DRGs from California with your standard unprojected data, it is important to note that they will not come in cleanly simply by setting the projection in UTMs, etc, as you would normally with other state DRG data. Read more... (1003 bytes more) comments?


		Use a Formulae in Microsoft Word Posted by: row14 on Wednesday, June 05, 2002 - 09:18 AM MST
		1 Reads There is a way to put a formula in a Word document, similar to how you do it in Excel. Read more... (1050 bytes more) comments?


		a Locked MS Access Database Posted by: Admin on Wednesday, June 05, 2002 - 09:15 AM MST
		1 Reads On a number of occaisions I've accidentally locked myself out of an MS Access 2000 DB, enough so that I had to memorize this little trick for re-ng a database into design view after I had turned off the right-click and other display features. Read more... (461 bytes more) comments?


		Looking for a web design job? Posted by: Admin on Tuesday, June 04, 2002 - 12:05 PM MST
		11 Reads Here's some recent job postings from our forums for your perusal. Read more... (783 bytes more) comments?


		To Excel, or Not Excel Posted by: row14 on Thursday, May 30, 2002 - 03:48 PM MST
		5 Reads Not Access, but close enough: Read more... (611 bytes more) comments?


		Query Selectively in a Generated Report Posted by: row14 on Thursday, May 30, 2002 - 03:47 PM MST
		5 Reads Ok, this is more of an annoyance, but I was querying an Access database for a generated report, and had to cut certain date records out of one well record, but leave them in for another. Read more... (723 bytes more) comments?


		Creating a table of Error Codes & Descriptions Posted by: row14 on Thursday, May 30, 2002 - 03:46 PM MST
		6 Reads Access has a ready-to-use function in the Help section that will create a table of error codes and their descriptions. If you're using version 2.0,the Help menu, choose Search..., enter error codes, and click Display. Read more... (1433 bytes more) comments?


		Colored Command Button in MS Access Posted by: row14 on Thursday, May 30, 2002 - 03:45 PM MST
		5 Reads You can't change the color of a command button, but you can make it look like you have by following these steps: 1. Add a command button to your form. 2. Set the button's Transparent property to Yes. 3. Create a rectangle the same size as your button, and use the Fill/Back Color tool (or the Palette tool in version 2.0) to choose a color. 4. Set the rectangle's Special Effect property to Raised. 5. Drag the command button over the rectangle. Having a rectangle under the command button won't affect its performance. However, setting its Transparent property to Yes inhibits any caption you might add. You can work around this though by adding a label control to the top of the two-tiered button. comments?


		Make MS Access Reports Accessible Outside of Access Posted by: row14 on Thursday, May 30, 2002 - 03:44 PM MST
		5 Reads Here's some ideas on making Access reports accessible to those who don't have a copy of Microsoft Access: Read more... (1623 bytes more) comments?


		MS Access: Make Hyperlink in MS Access Table Posted by: row14 on Thursday, May 30, 2002 - 03:43 PM MST
		6 Reads Want to add a hyperlink to that e-mail address in your Microsoft Access table? It's rather easy, and similar to how you add a regular hyperlink to your table. First, you will want to change the data type of the table to "Hyperlink" from "Text" (unless you have done this already.) Next, you'll need to do a little data editing. For a regular hyperlink, your table entry will look something like this: www.row14.com#www.row14.com# (The "http://" is assumed, and you shouldn't need to insert it) To make the hyperlink an e-mail link, use the following: yourname@yourdomain.com#mailto:yourname@yourdomain.com# That should do it. Remember, there is no space between mailto: and the beginning of your e-mail addresss. comments?



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Newer bottle vending machines can sell bottled product that is either glass bottles or plastic. The glass bottles don't break. Bottle vending machines that allow you to change the price of any selection is the way to go. A can of pop where I live sells for 1.25 and bottle of juice will sell for 1.65 and up and both can be sold side by side out of a bottle vending machines.

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