I am getting a temporary file after saving a new letter, etc. and I am also
getting the    .doc    after each file I save.  (Example...   Brown, L.doc)  
How do I get rid of both of these confusing items?

I am trying to construct a database to house survey questions that are
imported via excel.
The data from excel comes with the following column headings
SurveyID Location Date Q1 Q2 ....... to Q60

Greetings to everybody,
I am currently working on a insurance project. I use table
tblPolicies with a triple primary key: BranchID, CompanyID
and PolicyID. Included in the table are also a few more

Is there a way to prevent a table from being linked to or imported into
another database?  
I posted this question in the security discussion group, but did not receive
a response.  I have set up security on my db using the users network id and

how do u do text wraping in a querry

I am trying to design a database which will be used by Technicians and
Engineers to store information relating to lots of different pieces of
equipment in a manufacturing plant. I have the basics of a startup form which
hyperlinks via buttons to a large amount of forms which ...

When I save a relationship layout and close the window, when I come back the
tables are in the same places, but the joins do not show up.  When I open up
Northwids, it saves the relationships no problem.  Just my database for some
reason does not store them.  Is there a setting I ...

SO I've read a little thing that warns against using the
LOOKUP feature when designing tables. Apparently its not
good to assign values to a field based on values in
another table; better to just join the tables in a query

I would like to use the calendar control to set a start date in the database
and then automatically calculate a date 12 weeks after that date, but I would
also like that to not include holidays (like Thanksgiving or Christmas.)  
Does anyone know how to do that?

After upgrading from Windows 98 to Windows XP Home Edition, Photodraw doesn't
work even after reinstalling.

I am trying to merge data from multiple tables into one large table. All of
the tables contain the same field titles. The only information I could find
involved linking tables or creating a mail merge. Any information would be
greatly appreciated.

What do you think is better functionality and design wise:
One large table (avg import  135,000 records a fiscal quarter) OR 15 smaller
tables (avg 9,000 records a fiscal quarter) with 15 times as many queries and
reports?  

Somehow, i've ended up with a design such that the tables are interlinked in
a circular fashion ,e.g. A link to B, B to C, C to D and D back to A. Is this
advisable? Are there pitfalls in such a design? Thanks.
ck

I want to print preview (print) my data input form current record.  How can I
get it to print the current record without entering the record number?

How do I select and store multiple values from a lookup list