kathleen ..

[bill]

well I told you I was new to this and this post will prove it... I have no
idea what you are talking about or asking for
=o(

now doesnt that sound like a newbie answer? *hehe*

[Mark Jerde]

Bill,

> I told you I was new to this

I worked my way through the examples in Microsoft's documentation and
found them quite helpful.

This URL goes on one line in your browser:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/devprods/vs6/vbasic/
vbcon98/vbmscStepIntoAccessingData.htm

After studying the MS documentation, if I still don't think I
understand very well, I usually go buy a 3'rd party book.

-- Mark

[Kathleen Dollard-Joeris]

Bill,

Martin may be more in sync with what you are doing. Are you doing this in
Access, or in VB using Access as a back end? If the first, you might want to
ask further questions in vb.vba, or request an Access focused section in
talk.editors.

If you are using Access as a backend, then ask again and I'll keep trying to
help.

Martin does make a really good point (although I don't think it is a problem
with the Access wizard). You should probably look at this as either a PC
with various peripherals and software, or a list of software and PC's that
use it, but not both on a single screen.

--
Kathleen
(MS-MVP)
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bill <bill@cbspools.com> wrote in message news:38e4f40c$1@news.devx.com...
>
> well I told you I was new to this and this post will prove it... I have no
> idea what you are talking about or asking for
> =o(
>
> now doesnt that sound like a newbie answer? *hehe*