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Strangest thing. Just got a new CRT - Viewsonic A70f - hooked it up and powered on. During early stages of boot, all looked well. Windows splash screen fine. When Win2K itself started, a distortion of the upper 1/2" of the image appeared: the image narrows and widens several times in those...

I'm going to be censusing the PC's at a small-town library, very mixed bag. Probably won't have internet access while doing so, will only have paper tools to use during. I could write my own - just thought I'd ask. I'll try that belarc advisor idea - maybe I can save the output to a floppy...

Do any of the desktop support people out there have a form that they use to capture description of PCs, that they'd care to share? You know, with spaces/check boxes for system name, form factor, CPU, RAM, DASD amt, OS, SW, etc. Word format would be nice. Thanks!

With RAM so cheap these days, I'm looking to add to the single PC133 128MB SDRAM on my machine. But I see reference to 'high density' and 'low density.' Is this just another way of referring to how many chips are packed onto the SDRAM unit? If so, which is high and which low? If not, what...

Try using the SendKeys statement to send the keystrokes that will do what you want. Documented in Access Help. This example is run after opening a report in preview and set margins to 1/4 inch then sets to landscape: SendKeys...

Starting on July 24, every time I use the Back function to return to my home page (Excite), it returns to July 24, 2000! If I use the Home function, it goes to the current date.&nbsp;&nbsp;I can't find any reference to July 24 in my registry (NT4,sp3).<br>Any suggestions?

I've got a table in SQL Server 7 that has almost-duplicate records: they're identical except for a keynumber. I don't know how they got there, but they must go! I've built a query that joins the table to itself and selects out all the records that have duplicates, and their duplicates.<br>(query...