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  1. callhandler

    Using readyState to indicate sound is loaded?

    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...
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    Using readyState to indicate sound is loaded?

    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...
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    preload sound function

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

    preload sound function

    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...
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    top 10 selection ... (Not a quickie)

    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!
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    top 10 selection ... (Not a quickie)

    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!
  7. callhandler

    top 10 selection ... (quickie)

    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.
  8. callhandler

    top 10 selection ... (quickie)

    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?
  9. callhandler

    Embeding an average with a conditional (help)?

    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
  10. callhandler

    Embeding an average with a conditional (help)?

    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...
  11. callhandler

    Date syntax

    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.
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