How do you query the dates in this discussion group?

[Guest]

Subjects says it all!

 

[Guest]

Actually, the dates for these Access Discussions. Every time I open these
discussions, they start with 12/7/2006 and I can't get to the current list.

 

[Guest]

Hi.

Actually, the dates for these Access Discussions. Every time I open these
discussions, they start with 12/7/2006 and I can't get to the current list.

Hmm. Apparently, the flux capacitor's vacuum in this mind reader has a leak
and water vapor is clouding my screen. Try using the following Web page to
go to the beginning of the list (page 1):

http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...mspx?dg=microsoft.public.access&lang=en&cr=US

If that doesn't help, until I can get this doohickey fixed, could you please
copy and paste the URL of the Web page you're on in your next post, so I can
see exactly what you're looking at?

Thanks.
Gunny

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[John Vinson]

Actually, the dates for these Access Discussions. Every time I open these
discussions, they start with 12/7/2006 and I can't get to the current list.

The "discussions" are visible on Microsoft's webpage - but they are
also (and primarily) in Usenet Newsgroups. The webpage is (IMHO)
bloated, inefficient, and inflexible; if you can forgo some of the
fancy graphics and some things like marking posts as "answered", you
do NOT need the webpage.

Instead use a "Newsreader" program such as Outlook Express (I use
Forte Inc.'s Agent). If you set the newsreader's properties to use
msnews.microsoft.com as the news server, you'll get all the same posts
you see on the webpage - and a lot more flexibility in how they can be
displayed, sorted and searched.


John W. Vinson[MVP]

 

[David W. Fenton]

Instead use a "Newsreader" program such as Outlook Express (I use
Forte Inc.'s Agent). If you set the newsreader's properties to use
msnews.microsoft.com as the news server, you'll get all the same
posts you see on the webpage - and a lot more flexibility in how
they can be displayed, sorted and searched.

Or you can user your ISP's news server.

Or you can user a news reader like xNews that handles multiple news
servers very easily.

I can't stand reading message boards in general, and won't use a Web
interface to any Usenet group.