Actually, I fixed the order number issue, but the not adding up thing is still happening.
The tables involved are:
Customers Orders Order Details and the field that is not adding is:
=[Order Details Subform].Form![Order Subtotal]
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Actually, I fixed the order number issue, but the not adding up thing is still happening.
The tables involved are:
Customers Orders Order Details and the field that is not adding is:
=[Order Details Subform].Form![Order Subtotal]
Nevermind.
I just asked IT to restore the backup copy from yesterday.
If one was to, say, take an .mpg file and burn it to a cd, would it automatically play on a DVD player? I'm new to all this stuff.
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I could on my old DVD player, but not on my new one. I think you can search your player here:
Oooooo...that's not good, as I won't know what kind of DVD player I'll be playing it on, since I'll be using one from school. Hmmmm...
It depends on the DVD player. I think you'd have a much better chance if you could make either a VCD or a DVD.
I can't make a DVD. How do I make it a VCD?
If you don't have a burning program on your machine, I've heard people say good things about VCD Easy. Possibly even here. It's got a free trial.
What's the main issue? The size of the file? Or the fact that the room has a DVD player but not a computer?
Or the fact that the room has a DVD player but not a computer?
This. There's no projector in the room, so I need to be able to play it from a DVD player.
I believe a VCD should play, but again, it will probably depend on the player. Someone around here surely knows more about this than I do.