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Unfortunately, the problem is not so simple... myControl.readyState actually returns 'complete' when the sound has not loaded. THis is because the <EMBED> tag does not support readyState in the same way <IMG> does (found this on Microsoft's developers reference site). I am investigating using...

I have a page that needs to pre-load several sounds before enabling some controls. I add the sounds as such: <EMBED NAME='sound1' SRC='sound1.wav' AUSTOSTART='FALSE' HIDDEN='TRUE'> Then I use the boolean test (document.all[&quot;sound1&quot;].readyState=='complete') to see if the sound is...

I guess I worked it out (obviously I am a JavaScript beginner) ... If (document.all[&quot;sound&quot;+n].readyState=='complete') ....

I have almost complete Javascript routine to preload sound files on a page (I have a browser based telephone that interfaces with the real world telephone system!) Basically I create a whole lot of <EMBED>s with the names sound0, sound1, sound2, etc. I want to create a simple loop to to check...

thanks for the last post, but i do not necessarily have continuous dates, so it's useful, but not the answer.... the earlier response solves the problem!

I have a list of dates ... The date field has data in the format: mm/dd/yy hh:mm (ie it has time as well) I want a query to select the 10 most recent days. This sounds easy to me ... but I can't break it on one query!

OK, I apologize. I over simplified the problem. The date field has data in the format: mm/dd/yy hh:mm (ie it has time as well) I need to select the 10 most recent days, not the 10 most recent fields.

I have a simple table with dates in it (lots of them). How do I write a query to select the 10 most recent dates in the list?

Your solution works. Even so, ... I think before I get in too much trouble I'll work a way to normalize the data ... thanks for the advice

Simplifying my problem: I have a database with a table with the following fields: Date, Q1, Q2, Q3 Date = the date Q1= answer to a question, either value 1 to 5, or 9 for No Answer Q2, Q3= similar to Q1 I want a query that will return for a given date the average response to the question...

What are the idiosyncracies of the date format in Access? why does the following fail? INSERT INTO records(date) VALUES (#02/28/1972#) The field &quot;date&quot; not surprisingly, is a date field.