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Recent content by Mrbeefy
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MS Access Sort by ASCII value?
I can't get that to work. Like I said, I'm not a coder. I pasted 1) into a new module. and then tried to make 2) fit into the slots of query. and the only ordering choices were ascending/descending, or no t sorted, so it freaked out trying to input "CountString..." This is so...- Mrbeefy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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MS Access Sort by ASCII value?
Hello. I'm not a coder, or even a power user. I've had a database of my CD collection in DBase for Dos for over a decade now. I'd like to convert it to something a little more modern, but I don't need too many bells an whistles. It seems that MS Access would be fine for my needs, but after...- Mrbeefy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Insufficient Memory dBase5 in Windows 95-Me
Everything was already set to auto. No luck. What else?- Mrbeefy
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
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Insufficient Memory dBase5 in Windows 95-Me
I'm running dBase5 for DOS on WindowsME. Obviously sorting is a very important feature that I need to use, but whenever I try to do that on any of the Win95/98/ME OSes, I get an error saying "Insufficient Memory." There are 512megs of RAM available. I understand it has to do with...- Mrbeefy
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- Forum: dBASE Inc.: dBASE
