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Hi Jeff, No problems ;-) Cheers, John John K Mitchell http://www.forestsoftware.co.uk

Thanks Tony, Looks like an upgrade to mysql is called for - the version we run does not support the UNION command. John K Mitchell http://www.forestsoftware.co.uk

BabyJeffy, Google still says it, try reading http://www.google.com/intl/en/webmasters/guidelines.html for the guidlines on the use of 'id' as a parameter, before posting about FUD !! John K Mitchell http://www.forestsoftware.co.uk

If you are running on Linux and have access to .htaccess have a look at Rewrite rules, this would allow you to have www.domain.com/page/123 internally redirected to page.php?id=123 Also it's not neccessarily a good idea to have a parameter of id (the Google guidelines used to say 'id' should be...

Hi there, I have a table that has three fields that I want to be able to search (county, town, village). The problem being that I then want to be able to return a single set of results in Alpha order. For example, if I write three queries that each search one of the three fields for LIKE 'P%'...

Sorry, What I meant is that the calling window knows about the new window it's opened, via (I think) the document DOM, any other area on the screen will not as they are not associated with the browser. I've not got the chromelss window option onmy version - is it something you have downloaded...

Hi, For the future, if I have a problem like this I right click on the picture on the browser (or the red cross) and then look at the properties. This shows you where the browser is looking for the picture. HTH John

Hi there, Have a look at www22.brinkster.com/accessory/modules/005.shtml for a description on how to do this. Hope this helps. John

You could also have a look at "scotty", it checks on processes in your startup procedure under Windows. John

Is he double clicking on the folder to select it? John

I think you will need to use Javascript on the calling page. John

This is standard HTML, insert an anchor at the place you want to go to. Then on the link use #and the anchor name. The HTML should look like : <A name="top"> . . . Go to <A href="#top">top of page</A> Hope this helps. John

My office has a system where Access databases are sent via email as an attachment, these are saved to a folder on the recipients PC and then imported to a master database. The problem is that Outlook tries to rename the attachment with a numeric on the end (eg dbUpdate.mdb becomes...

Thanks for the tip - I'm all for something that's easy and quick to implement ;-) Cheers John

Thanks Mike, It's been a longgggggg day and the thread you've pointed me to is just as long ;-) I'll have a proper look at it in the morning. Cheers John