>>>>Ahhhhh .... the old missing table reference in the columns controlsource
Cgambit!:-) It's nice to know we have Nadya reading these threads!
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>>>He-he :) We were bitten once with this problem, so now I always suspect this first. I guess, I would need to write a FAQ about it. I have one about grids and reports problem...
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>>>< UPDATE > I went ahead and added this FAQ. Let me know, please, if I should write it better from the English grammar point of view.
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>>>Thanks in advance.
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>>I will! Your english, however, is just fine! Have you noticed the differences between an Ohio accent and the accents of your old haunts in Boston?
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>I think, I do not have that good of a ear, besides, I do not communicate much in English nowdays :( I noticed, though, that people have more troubles understanding me here than in Boston or they more often and more bluntly tell me about that...

Ohio is not quite as cosmopolitan as Boston:-). In big cities, everyone learns to listen because they're doing business with people from all over the world. Rural don't have as many oppertunities to develop the subtle listening skills that people in the larger 'international' cities do.

Claudio (from EPS) worked through his (percieved) English issues by working with EPS clients and presenting at DEVCON and [luckily] to our VFP UG. He is a great presenter! Maybe a hint for you, huh!:-) Is the a VFP UG where you are? You should give a hand, share you knowledge - and maybe work through your 'perceived' english issues:-). Besides, an accent makes a presentation interesting. And: Enuciation is just a [very] small part of communicating!:-)