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I've always (well for as long as I can remember) referred to this as an amphora - this symbol was used in ancient (Greek I think?) texts by wine merchants. How can you tell if a Systems Engineer is an extrovert? - He looks at Your shoes when he talks to you.

(sound of Murgle biting his tongue.....) How can you tell if a Systems Engineer is an extrovert? - He looks at Your shoes when he talks to you.

Thanks for the advice - sorry I didn't reply earlier. I checked out everything you said, and it looks like ski hit the nail on the head - it's the psu, and it's failing fast, it's now started to cause the machine to power down, and sometimes it won't power up again. I've got a new Akara 400W in...

I was having issues with my display starting to flicker and pixellate (little uniform columns of oblong boxes across the screen), and problems displaying colours especially when running 3d apps. This deteriorated until it was constantly like this, so I assumed the videa card was dying and...

This may not be/do what you want, but - Can you put all of the text and variables in the form field, so that the text will always start at the end of the variable value, whatever the length? I do this when constructing alerts, email subject/body and path/filenames. How can you tell if a...

Aha, I was just about to post something - I might as well. If you added an IF statement to the calculation so that a value of 0.5 triggers a second calculation to divide 0.5 by the largest of the two numbers, then the smaller the result the further away from zero the larger number is. But...

Hmmmmm, London, beery meet. Hang on, I'll just ask the wife.... .....damn, she say no. But thanks for the offer [dazed] - best have some for me then! [cheers] How can you tell if a Systems Engineer is an extrovert? - He looks at Your shoes when he talks to you.

Gosh, thanks! [blush] How can you tell if a Systems Engineer is an extrovert? - He looks at Your shoes when he talks to you.

How about you take the average of the two numbers, then divide this by the largest number e.g. both numbers = 32 then average is 32 so calculation is 32/32 = 1 If one number is 32 and the other is 0 then average =16 so calculation is 16/32 = 0.5 - the closer the second number is to the first...

....and I'll bet that secretly the vegan was thinking "mmmmm, bacon sandwich" How can you tell if a Systems Engineer is an extrovert? - He looks at Your shoes when he talks to you.

Interesting one - append does not specifically mean to 'add at the end', it only means to add, so in fact you can append to the front of something. Prepend is only relevant in computing AFAIK. How can you tell if a Systems Engineer is an extrovert? - He looks at Your shoes when he talks to you.

Speekin azza Scouser, I doughno wha yez arawl gowin on abow' like. Allz I know is Iyad a quick shufty at dis thread, an' me an' me mates taught it woz dead funny, dyernoworrameanlike? How can you tell if a Systems Engineer is an extrovert? - He looks at Your shoes when he talks to you.

Thomas, That all flew quite a long way over my head - however, I did come across this which may be of interest to you. I can quite honestly say that I never expected to reply to a question you had asked ;-) "If toast always lands butter-side down, and cats always land on their feet, what...

Apologies for my over hastey post - I am using 5.05 and as you say it wasn't split into multiple products so it will do this - I was unaware that 6.0 onwards had been split this way. Some less charitable people may say that it stinks of profiteering, but not me.... "If toast always lands...

Yes "If toast always lands butter-side down, and cats always land on their feet, what happens if you strap toast on the back of a cat and drop it?" - Steven Wright

In what particular scenario - a web based document? AFAIK it is not possible in this scenario as a local copy of the document is cached on the user's machine. I believe it is possible to keep the form data server-side, so that the client-side pdf does not actually contain anything when opened...

samaba Thanks for that, I was afraid this might be a reserved naming convention, but couldn't understand why it would allow t0.153 and not t.153? - I actually use it to generate numbered fields in a separate register document, then import fdf files of each individual document on page open event...

Hmmm, looks like I might be wasting my time - although you can legitimately name a field t.153 when creating it manually, it would appear that you can not do this when creating the field using addField - the variable always errors as 'not defined'. Call it t0.153 however and it works - pity...

I am attempting to generate a series of fields using addField, which takes a predefined suffix (e.g. 't') and concatenates this with a full stop (or period '.') followed by a numeric value (e.g. 153) which has been entered in a text box by the user. e.g. var box1 = this.addField(("t" + "." +...