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If you enjoy it... Stick with it... Or if it's not your most hated subject or something :) Sometimes I think it's a rediculous subject, but perhaps just because of my class and stuff. I think if you have a good class and a good teacher, etc etc, then it could be really good to do :)

He built a lake for Tiye... and a palace... and a temple in which she was deified... I bet that doesn't help though :)

I think it helped with Julius Caesar... Ok so the time periods and stuff I did for Rome were starting from his death, but it still helped the general understanding... Also, I was watching Gladiator last night (but had to stop half way because I was soooooo tired) and it was really interesting...

I smell mushrooms... oh dear I'm hungry! I think apart from the definite improvement in essay-writing skills, it improves on your analytical skills!

Hah... We finished Chapter 4 today :)

Ja... Apparently there are NO more software teachers in the public school system... So we can't do anything about it but teach outselves...

ryan.ckk - You'd think so, but considering that we have had 5 teachers for year 11 and 12 SDD... And we had to start again from the very beginning in February... And the fact that our teacher is also the deputy and therefore is only there about 2/3 of the time... :)

I think my teacher is getting our trial from another school... Which means it will actually cover the content... Which means my school is stuffed :)

God, I have no idea what elective I'm doing... I guess I'm about 1/2 of the way through the course in class... and my teacher hasn't decided what elective we're doing! I think we're a little on the stuffed side ;)

SDD Trial... Eep, I think it's in the 2nd week of my Trials, which is the 4th week of term. Haven't started studying. I know crap-all!

Thanks everyone, it seems to be working now :D

In case you need it... Here is what I have: Private Sub cmdTitle_Click() ' search the database with the SQL string ' looking for the person with the name entered ' in the textbox Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM table1 WHERE Title='" & txtSearch.Text & "'")...

Ok, new problemo :) Run-time error 3075: Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'Title='Emma' '&' where Emma is the item we are searching for in the Title field...

I do all of my homework (except for maths, I always seem to be behind in maths), work on assignments, and if I have an assessment task then I will do actual study... Apart from that... piffle... So I guess somewhere around 3 hours of school-related work per night after school...

Mine sort of overlap... Both Rome from around the same time, which is nice :)

Oh dear I must be so frustrating... "Compile error: Variable not defined" - SQLQuery from the Data1.RecordSource = "(" & SQLQuery & ")" bit... Should I have kept something from previously?

Ah yes... That seems so much simpler! I'll have a go when I get back from work... Leaving soon, crap, should get ready... Thankyou so much, Fosweb! :D

Thankyou so much, Fosweb! :D That would be wonderful! :D

Yes, I am using the data control and then 'binding' text boxes to certain fields :) Sorry, I should have explained that earlier... Aah.... I see! MsgBox rs.Fields(1).Value That bit is putting it in the message box :) Now to figure out how to make it go in the text boxes... Hmm...

Ah... Well that seems to have worked, soemwhat! It now comes up with a tiny little box that has the Author's name (the second field) in it... and an OK button... er... Ok, so how do I get it to display it in the text boxes I have set up for just flipping through the next, previous, first...