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  • terbolee
    replied to abnormal windows shutdown
    Some UPS devices are capable of shutting down the desktop when power fails. Such UPS devices will have TWO cables that run to your desktop...a cable to power your desktop and another cable that runs to a card on your motherboard.

    If you see only 1 cable, this means that your UPS may not be the cause. However, if your UPS beeps before your desktop shuts down or that a red light is shown on the front with no beeps, check that the UPS...
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  • terbolee
    replied to folder name con in windows
    The dot is not a valid character for a folder name....
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  • terbolee
    replied to Newbie needs help with outlook express
    You mentioned that you "have separate user accounts set up". Does this mean that you & your wife each have to log in using separate username & password when you start Windows?

    Or does this mean that you & your wife have separate Outlook Express email accounts set up? In this case, you both are sharing the same address book. I haven't tried it but I'm hoping that other experts here can help you set up separate...
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  • terbolee
    replied to Remove Erotic Pictures From Hard Disk
    Download Google's Picasa2 and run it. It will find and display all types of pics and videos. You can delete unwanted pics/videos quickly from within Picasa2....
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  • terbolee
    replied to wireless network interface card
    1. Read the laptop manual to see if there is a button that enables wireless NIC.
    2. Or it may need a key sequence to enable wireless NIC
    3. Go to Start>Control Panel>System>Ha rdware>Device Manager & under Network Adaptors, make sure that your wireless NIC is listed and not crossed out in red. If in red, repeat steps 1 or 2 above.
    4. You may need to load the wireless NIC driver as well...until you get rid of the...
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  • terbolee
    replied to Users on my domain lose network printers
    I like what Cyberdyne posted. Check to see if the printers are using static IP addresses. In the command prompt, type ARP -A and make sure that the printer addresses are visible. If the printers and the users are on the same Ethernet segment (same switch), see if using a TCP/IP port makes a difference. If the printers and the users are separated by a router, check router settings....
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  • terbolee
    replied to abnormal windows shutdown
    I had a similar problem on one of my PCs. Solved the problem by replacing the power supply unit. It got hot and cut out. Good luck!...
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  • USER: Also called the client, uses available network resources such as saving files, printing, Internet access, etc.

    NETWORK MANAGER: Is responsible to ensure that the network resources are made available to the users.

    LINUX: One of the many operating systems used today....
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  • Hi Mary

    Many thanks for all your help. Due to my weak coding skills, I find this project to be a rather tedious one for me. Yes, I've learned a lot but there's still so much to learn. Is it possible that I could send you my files along with what I'd like to see happen so that you could fix my codes?

    I hope what I'm about to mention is not against the forum's rules but I would gladly reimburse you for your time. Please...
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  • In my case, it's probably the INSERT statement, since all the fields are now filled...ready to be saved.

    Just wondering where to place this code.

    Should the code go in between:

    ======
    Private Sub Detail_Click()

    End Sub
    ======

    Thanks....
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  • Need to combine text field with a date field please

    I have a [OrgCode] text field and a [InvDate] dd/mm/yyyy field. My third field [InvNum] needs to be automatically filled in with the first 3 chars of [OrgCode] and mmdd of the [InvDate] field.

    Here's an example: "CASTOR" in [OrgCode] & 15/01/2007 in [InvDate]

    I need "CAS0115" in [InvNum] as an After Update Event.

    Can you help? Thankx.
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  • terbolee
    started a topic Need help with code to update a Date field please

    Need help with code to update a Date field please

    I have two fields: [NoDays] & [InvDate]. An integer, such as 14 for [NoDays] and dd/mm/yyyy for [InvDate]. A third date field, also dd/mm/yyyy for [EndDate] needs to be filled in with [InvDate] plus the [NoDays].

    I tried After update Event:

    Me.EndDate = Me.InvDate + Me.NoDays

    It does not work. Can you steer me in the right direction? Thankx.
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  • Hi Mary

    Using your advise, I finally managed to populate the fields on my form. Many thanks for taking me this far.

    This allows me to fill in the rest of the fields so I can save the fields as a record into my table. However, with the fields being Unbound, is there a way to save?

    Thanks....
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  • For a new invoice, the invoice number will be the Organisation Code+yymm. The yymm will be derived from the [Invoice Date] field.

    Any suggestions? Thanks....
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  • terbolee
    replied to MAC address of a remote computer
    Type ARP -A in the command prompt. Hope this helps.
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  • I want to use the form to add new records into the invoices table. I'm hoping that, once I type the Organisation Code (1st field in the form), that my code will populate 14 fields in the form...from the Organisations table.

    Once the 14 fields are populated, I can proceed to fill in the rest of the fields and then save it as a new record. This record is later mail merged with Word.

    Hope this makes more sense. Perhaps...
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  • Many thanks for the info. Will go read.
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  • Physical Media refers to ISO/OSI Layer-1 cables. Two most common ones are UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) Straight-Thru & Crossover cables. Hope this helps.
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  • terbolee
    replied to Why is OSI called Open System?
    When we refer to OSI, we're actually referring to OSI/RM (Reference Model). In the early days of computing, like 20 yrs ago, the world was dominated by proprietary giants like IBM, DEC, Wang, Unisys, etc. ISO/OSI protocol was developed to try and sort of, OPEN up the proprietary nature of computing. Hence OPEN SYSTEM. However, the ISO/OSI protocol was never approved by the UN. TCP/IP became popular instead. As such, in schools, we learn the ISO/RM...
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  • Yes, I see the controls in the text boxes. I think I understand what you're recommending. I was hoping to use the form as data filter as well. I guess, this means that I can create another form just for the filters.

    The Invoice form contains over 65 fields with 14 fields to be automatically populated. Do I unbound just the 14 fields or for all? If I unbound all the fields and later fill in the rest of the fields, will Access give...
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