the function to calculate the current date and time is "now()". to query the time you can type "<now()" or ">now()". to calaulate the difference, "now()-fieldname"
to insert the current ate and time into a record set the vb code "fieldname = now()" to the after_insert event
hope that helps
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Yes.
You need to have access to another computer that can connect to the Microsoft site and download the redistribuable office trial package onto a memory stick and transfer it to your computer.
Microsoft Access is a part of Microsoft Office. Microsoft Access was created by the Microsoft Corporation and it was first released in November, 1992.
No. Microsoft Access is a database application, not an operating system.
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PowerPoint is for creating presentations. Access is for managing databases, which is usually done by businesses.
No. Access is a personal (small-scale) database system.
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You can save any attachment to your computer. You will need Microsoft Access to actually open it.