Arno R:
I was enjoying myself on all the rants against Steve a.k.a "PC Datahack" and
was interested to read the link below, but, it appears to be dead..any info?
Before you intend to do business with him look at:

Hi all, Access 97
Three little queries:
Query 1
What is the procedure, please, for ensuring that specified windows within an

Help; can some one please tell me what dim means as in Dim ename, then code
after it.  I thought it was a diminutive of a name but I have tried making a
code and it will not work like the old one.  This code works
Dim Ename

I have a form that shows the main contact details for a company that we deal
with, plus a tab control that displays various things, one of them being the
details of the actual contacts we speak to at that company (as there may be
more than one at the same office.)

Hi, I am trying to build a report containing 120 fields of data. But I get an
error "too many fields in report" error when trying to create a report
maunally or with the wizard. What is the size limit?

I have a database that was converted from Access 97 to Access 2003, and the
existing labels report needs to be changed; so I tried to use the wizard to
make a new labels report. However, when I view it, instead of showing all the
records, it only shows the first record - all ...

Please, I need some detailed explaination about the "Boud Column" in Lookup..
thanks.

That's understandable.  But what if we need an autonumbering type of number
that corresponds to a tab in a binder - and the Access db is partly to make
up an index sheet of that and many other binders.  It's gotten to be too
much to do in Excel.  We need a better system and Access ...

Is there a way to add a new field in an existing access database?
The help file says to
  goto datasheet view
  click in col to the right of col where desired new column is to be

we want to pick and choose which clients to send holiday cards to.

Is there an easy way to create frequency distributions in Access?  
I have a field that gives response times.  I would like to know in how many
instances, responses were made in less than 5 minutes, between 5 and 10
minutes, between 10 and 30 minutes, and over 30 minutes.

Hi group, have a form (form1) and on my form I have a command button.  The
command button opens up another form (form2).  When form 2 is shown I would
like Form1 to be lockled.  The only way the user can interact with form1
again is to close form 2.  How would I go about this?

In my database I have created a form which I only want to allow certain
people to open up and fill out.
I thought that by creating a table called "Code" with a password in one
of the fields will give me the ability to somehow do this. But now I am

I have a dell computer with windows xp proffessional and a cd rw drive, use
700 mb cd disk and use microsoft backup feature to back up my documents. One
cd won't hold all my data. How can I configure my software to accept two or
more disk on one backup?

If someone emails me an Access 2003 database containing tables, queries
and forms, will I be able to open it in Access 2000?
Steve