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fredg
On Sat, 2 Apr 2005 07:37:01 -0800, kirstyjm wrote:
!ylper ot ysub ot m'I ,liame eht fo ydob eht ni txet ruoy ecalp ot
yzal oot er'uoy fI
!ylper ot ysub ot m'I ,liame eht fo ydob eht ni txet ruoy ecalp ot
yzal oot er'uoy fI
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Dan Artuso
Public Function ReverseText(strIn As String) As String
Dim strOut As String
Dim i As Integer
For i = Len(strIn) To 1 Step -1
strOut = strOut & Mid(strIn, i, 1)
Next
ReverseText = strOut
End Function
Dim strOut As String
Dim i As Integer
For i = Len(strIn) To 1 Step -1
strOut = strOut & Mid(strIn, i, 1)
Next
ReverseText = strOut
End Function
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Jeff Conrad
"fredg" wrote in message:
<vbg>
......Ok, it took me a minute to figure that one out.
On Sat, 2 Apr 2005 07:37:01 -0800, kirstyjm wrote:
!ylper ot ysub ot m'I ,liame eht fo ydob eht ni txet ruoy ecalp ot
yzal oot er'uoy fI
<vbg>
......Ok, it took me a minute to figure that one out.
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Ken Snell [MVP]
Of course, that just reverses the order... it doesn't reverse the letter
itself < g >
itself < g >
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Dan Artuso
I knew something was missing!
--
HTH
Dan Artuso, Access MVP
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HTH
Dan Artuso, Access MVP
Ken Snell said:Of course, that just reverses the order... it doesn't reverse the letter
itself < g >
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Steve Schapel
LOL!! Nice one, Fred.
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Van T. Dinh
LOL. Appropriate reply!
Check your spelling, though. Spell-check doesn't work in this case! <bg>
Check your spelling, though. Spell-check doesn't work in this case! <bg>
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Douglas J. Steele
Would spell-check catch that in any case, Van?
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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
(no e-mails, please!)
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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
(no e-mails, please!)
Van T. Dinh said:LOL. Appropriate reply!
Check your spelling, though. Spell-check doesn't work in this case! <bg>
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Van T. Dinh
We are waiting for you to develop the smarter spell-checker software than
what is available at the moment.
You sound like the man for the job, ala Pierre de Fermat - "Prince of
Amateur" in Men of Mathematics by E.T. Bell. (Someone told me that Access is
your hobby - besides wines, I guess - and not what you earn your living
from. Is it true?)
what is available at the moment.
You sound like the man for the job, ala Pierre de Fermat - "Prince of
Amateur" in Men of Mathematics by E.T. Bell. (Someone told me that Access is
your hobby - besides wines, I guess - and not what you earn your living
from. Is it true?)
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Douglas J. Steele
Van T. Dinh said:We are waiting for you to develop the smarter spell-checker software than
what is available at the moment.
You sound like the man for the job, ala Pierre de Fermat - "Prince of
Amateur" in Men of Mathematics by E.T. Bell. (Someone told me that Access
is
your hobby - besides wines, I guess - and not what you earn your living
from. Is it true?)
Yeah, it's true. I occasionally build utilities for others at work, and
often (usually?) use Access to do this, but I'm technically not a developer
anymore (Not sure I ever officially was one...<g>)
OTOH, they did pull me into a development project last year because they
wanted to keep it off the official project radar...
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Van T. Dinh
That why I wrote 'ala Pierre de Fermat - "Prince of Amateur"'. Fermat is
just an amazing non-mathematician.
Is the smarter spell checker ready yet? <smile>
just an amazing non-mathematician.
Is the smarter spell checker ready yet? <smile>
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Douglas J. Steele
Know, its knot. <g>
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John Vinson
Is the smarter spell checker ready yet? <smile>
The spill chucker is still in beata test.
John W. Vinson[MVP]