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Our TiVo gave us hell last night. When we got home, there was a message saying that our satellite provider had changed info, and we needed to go through Guided Set-up again. We tried this several times and kept getting an "Error S03." Whatever that means.
Unplugging and rebooting TiVo did not correct this. TiVo service suggested that we try recycling (unplugging) both the TiVo and the phone line. This got us a green screen with a "serious problem that TiVo will try to fix, but it will take about 3 hours and if it doesn't work, call Customer Support again" message.
Fast-forward 10 hours to this morning. Still getting the green screen. Will call Customer Support again when we get home.
A site on the 'net suggests
try "Reset thumbs ratings and suggestions"
I have another Access question.
In Filemaker, there was an option to have a value list with check boxes, and you could check more than one box.
So, if a person was interested in BOTH Advanced Peri-Operative Cardiac Nursing AND Spanish for Healthcare Professionals, I could check both boxes, and this person would come up in a search for either class.
I need a way to do this in access....
You could set up a bunch of yes/no fields, one for each option, i.e., Advanced Peri-Operative Cardiac Nursing would have a field, and so would Spanish for Healthcare Professionals, then list all the available options on the form as check boxes. If you don't want this on the main form, you could put them on a subform that's either imbedded in the mainform, or as a pop-up.
So who wants cake a 19,200 x 2400 pixel monitor?
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eta: Yes, that is 19 thousand....
Wow.
That's going straight into my fantasy edit suite (aka List Of Things To Buy With My Lottery Winnings).
I think I need a bigger office.
tommyrot ... haven't you heard about "Liebermann Inc"? They are notorious for making outlandish claims about hardware and software but without actually delivering anything. What they did deliver was simply rebadged and no different from anything else already on the market.
eta: how can you trust a company that claims--or at least, infers--they have trademarked H20?
Kaylee: By the way, the eighty-ten's the same machine. They changed the plating, hoped no one'd notice!
