On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 12:53:04 -0700, Brady <Brady@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I have a 14 page visio drawing that I have saved as web page. I would like to have a link from another web site that links to the 5 page in this drawing. Can that be done and if so how? I think all you can do is link directly to the page image .htm file so, if you have a document Drawing1 then there
This did not work. I have removed and reinstalled Visio twice now. I went to the Programs Folder, found the Visio.exe file and created a shortcut from there. The default drawing still comes up with the same populated drawing. "Paul Herber" wrote: On Thu, 21 Aug 2008 10:04:03 -0700, ATITAGAIN <ATITAGAIN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: When you first launch Visio, a new blank
When you first launch Visio, a new blank page comes up with a stencil segment to the left. Somehow, it is bringing back a populated page with a preliminary drawing I was working on. It comes up as Drawing1.vsd. I have closed down Vision and searched for Drawing1.vsd on my harddrive and it does not exist. Where and what is causing this to bring back this old drawing? How do I get rid of it
Thank you Douglas. I will try that. "Douglas J. Steele" wrote: If all you want is the identifier for the drawing in question, use a Totals query along the lines of: SELECT ColumnA, Max(ColumnB) As MaxB FROM MyTable GROUP BY ColumnA If you want to retrieve the details of those drawings, join your table to the query above: SELECT Field1, Field2, ColumnA, ColumnB
I don't have a very clear picture yet on how YOU are defining "latest". If I were trying to find "latest", I'd use "most recent date", but you seem to be ruling that option out. How would you explain to an intern how to determine which record was the latest? Now take that (explanation) to the next level ... MS Access is not nearly as intelligent as an intern! If you aren't using something
