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foster is correct with them giving an example if they ask you

Good computer teachers who actually have industry skills do exist. The reason they teach rather than work in industry is 'cos they like it. anyways maybe i'm one of the few.. had great comp. teachers in high school..... :)

hand it on a cd....... and save the trees.... :p unless it specifically has to be printed....

yes, they can.

have a look at http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=238401

i agree with Chand on that one...... well the marks aren't necessarily bad, but they're not as good as you hoped...... or usually perform..... depends on the marking as well

what you do is determine which item in the combo box is selected using the Text property (eg cboMyCombo.Text) this will return the text value of the selected item. Then using the values, formulate your sql query. but yeah check that thread out.... pretty much has everything else needed

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not on the whole topic, but on a particular section.. oh and your expected to write quite a bit for each of those questions.... I think one booklet is about the average/norm (4 pages if i recall) hmm hope im not scaring ppls........

oops i mean maintaining system integrity... its a hsc core unit of the IT VET course. the one where you learn about importance of backup procedures, viruses etc etc....... it just a good topic for a long response question because you have to be very precise in what you write and stuff

yep enterprise skill definatley for Section III. Because its gonna be some long response question, where your style of writing, and your knowledge of enterprise info tech industry will definatley have an affect. though last year, was suprised that it wasnt that much on system integrity

read this http://www.smh.com.au/specials/hsc2002/inftech/1031608242860.html it might be useful in what you may wish to study. ... I know what you mean. My former teacher (the one who wrote the above article) mentioned that they can't ask you anything which is application specific as such -...

you have to create a user defined type that defines your record struture (define it in a seperate module) Type levelDetails (or something more meanigful to your game) name as String score as Integer time as Integer miceCaught as Integer End Type I don't think...

http://www.dymocks.com.au/ContentDynamic/Full_Details.asp?ISBN=1876127597

Set db = CurrentDB() //not 100% sure if that line is necessary in access, either way leaving it in does no harm then do the SQLQuery bit SQLQuery = "SELECT * FROM table1" SQLQuery = SQLQuery & " WHERE Author = txtName" then to execute Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(SQLQuery) ' query...

with your stock table (videos rental store rents out) you'd have a stockID and a title field. Other fields you may have may include Category (e.g. drama, action, sci-fi etc), main actors, distributor, year of release etc then with the transaction table you would have a customerID field and a...

true, but depends on i guess the programs minimum system requirements........ i had a similar problem last yr cos my program had to work for high schools of up to 1000+ students plus teachers and storing arrays of records was slowing down the program heaps if you know there is no possibility...

a problem with that is if the file you are reading is very large, storing the data in an array may consume alot of memory which has its consequences....

you'll have to use fosters way then :)

random files work when you know the structure of your file.. depends on the type of application really.. e.g. hangman game with a text file containing the words, or where you need to work with an exported database file of some sort.. of course if you don't know the length of the longest...