Microsoft Access Help Needed

[Taylor]

I am taking an online class which includes making databases etc in Access and currently I am stuck on an assignment which is due Sunday night. If you know about Access can you pm me your email address or phone number and see if you can help me with this assigment?

Thanks!

[Woody]

Too deep for me. I'm rather ignorant on that subject. But if you start callin' me an 'ignorant ....' then I would object. No name callin' 'round here. And I know you wouldn't.

Hey ... it is good to see you here.

[Taylor]

:) Yes I have been very busy lately and hardly ever on here. I am just hoping to find an expert on Access to help me with where I am stuck on this assignment.

Have a wonderful Sabbath Redwood!

[phkrause]

That includes calling yourself names also Redwood. Have a good Sabbath.

pk

[Cosmin M.]

I am not so great with Access but if you need some pointers for Excel I could give you a one or two.

http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html

Try that link. It might help.

[Planey]

But if you start callin' me an 'ignorant ....' then I would object. No name callin' 'round here.

How could calling someone "ignorant" be construed as name-calling?

"Ignorant" just means a lack of knowledge. For instance, if I asked some of you a question about second order differential equations, after you confessed your lack of knowledge I could quite correctly (and without malice of any kind) say "Oh, you're ignorant in that area, eh?"

Get a thicker skin, Redwood.

Graeme

[phkrause]

I agree with what you just said about ignorant! But there are plenty of people that use that term, with a different purpose or intent. So unfortunately it can be used for bad, even though I do agree of what this word really means.

pk

[Woody]

Originally Posted By: Redwood

But if you start callin' me an 'ignorant ....' then I would object. No name callin' 'round here.

How could calling someone "ignorant" be construed as name-calling?

"Ignorant" just means a lack of knowledge. For instance, if I asked some of you a question about second order differential equations, after you confessed your lack of knowledge I could quite correctly (and without malice of any kind) say "Oh, you're ignorant in that area, eh?"

Get a thicker skin, Redwood.

Graeme

I called myself "ignorant". Perhaps you didn't read my post well enough. What I said was wrong would be if someone called me "an" ignorant .... (meaning blank blank blank or another word following "an ignorant".

But anyways ... I don't need a thicker skin when it comes to name calling. Name calling simply has no place on a Christian Forum. Perhaps you might be more comfortable with some of the non-Christian Forums. There's plenty of nasty and vulgar name calling there.

[Planey]

I was not condoning name-calling.

I was just suggesting that your definition of the term may be much too wide.

As in thinking "ignorant" fits the bill.

There are probably many other terms which may be used in innocence and with no malicious intent which some thin-skinned person could (wrongly, IMHO) call "name-calling".

Graeme

[Woody]

I never said 'ignorant' fits the bill. I called myself ignorant. But what I did say was that the name calling that FOLLOWED the word ignorant was not acceptable. Not sure why you continue to fabricate an issue here.

[Stan]

What does this have to do with helping someone get info about MICROSOFT ACCESS??

[Woody]

Right Stan. It's called being sidetracked OFF TOPIC.

[phkrause]

oops, I guess I'm guilty also.

pk

[Woody]

Aren't we all pk

[phkrause]

In more ways than one I guess.

pk

[Woody]

Hey .... well we have to fill this cyberspace with something since there doesn't appear to be much going on ... on topic.

[Taylor]

LOL you all! Well I made some other calls and finally got the answers so I am grateful. Thanks to everyone who would have helped if that had been their expertise...that I will remeber the link given as well. Thanks!