Are there any specific requirements conditions to get answer to question in this group..

[Amin]

hi,
I was wondering if there are any requirement for posting
question in this group for question reagrding formscoding ?
my question posted deleted without any answer..
(> 15 days )

Thanks kind souls.
amin

 

[John Vinson]

hi,
I was wondering if there are any requirement for posting
question in this group for question reagrding formscoding ?
my question posted deleted without any answer..
(> 15 days )

Thanks kind souls.
amin

Amin,

There is no moderator in this newsgroup; posts will expire at various
rates depending on your news server, but except for viruses and
obvious spam, posts aren't deleted.

Those of us who answer questions here are unpaid volunteers. We try to
catch as many posts as possible, but I (like most) will skip a post if
I can't understand what's being asked, if the question is excessively
broad ("How do I set up a point-of-sale application in Access" for
example), or if I just don't know the answer.

You might want to check a couple of websites with suggestions for how
to post questions:

http://www.mvps.org/access/netiquette.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;[ln];newswhelp

Good luck and don't hesitate to post your question again; putting
REPOST in the Subject line will alert folks that you have not gotten
an answer.

 

[TC]

Amin

The last three posts that I can see from you, in this particular newsgroup,
are:

8-Nov: How to recognize datachange in subform ..
which got 1 good answer,

17-Oct: Password for form
which got 1 good answer, and

2-Oct: test please ignore.

So maybe the replies are just not getting through, to your news server?


Here are some other suggestions which enhance your chance of getting
replies. NOTE: these are general suggestions. I'm not suggesting, for a
moment, that you have done any of these things wrongly.

- Use a proper subject line.
GOOD: "Listbox controlsource property problem"
BAD: "Help!! It doesn't work!!!"

- Be short & concise. Use blank lines to space things out. No-one has the
time or inclination to read a densely-written, 5-screen post before they
even get to the problem.

- If errors occur, include the error number, message text, and line of code
on which it occurs.
GOOD: "I get 'Error 75, File not found' on the third line of the
following code:"
BAD: "It gives me an error, what could be wrong?"

- If someone asks you for more information - respond. Otherwise, that person
will not bother to help you again.

- DO NOT MULTI-POST! Multi-posting is where you send the same question

seperately< to several newsgroups. Instead, CROSS-post. That is where you

send the question >once<, to several newsgroups, >simultaneously<.
Multi-posting is inefficient, rude, & inconsiderate of everyone else on the
newsgroup. Google on those two terms, and/or on the term "netiquette", for
more information about multi-posting & cross-posting, and why the formber is

BAD<, but the latter is ok.

- Generally, do not post in HTML.

HTH,
TC