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Oh dear I am laughing too much now... stomach hurts! :D Well I must go and have my fit of laughter elsewhere - phone + computer = way too much staticy fuzzy stuff! And no, I'm not talking about belly button fluff :) I can't believe it, but I just posted in the wrong forum... oh well here...

Oooh... that makes more sense :) I'm a tad slow at times :D :rolleyes: :eek:

I've only done the first 1/3 of mine - the sort of... stuff... what am I trying to say? The defining the problem and that kind of thing. I haven't really started programming yet... well, I made a couple of attempts but they sort of didn't work ;) We are supposed to hand in the final...

Someone had ovaries on their face though!? :confused: Oh wait, you mean someone had hairy ovaries?

Me neither... I think primary school poisoned my chances of ever liking modern history, after "learning" about Captain Cook almost every year... Oh and Antarctica, Mawson and stuff. Blah. Can't remember much of it, but the dislike is still there. I love love love Ancient history. It's...

You could... - Go to a Scottish / Irish shop / club and ask some old people ;) - Libraries. They always have mythology books. - Do a Google search for ancient celtic myths. I just did and came up with many results, which I am not going to give you because you should do the work for...

What?! :eek:

Twas a pleasure. Keep that CSU site in mind for basically all of Bio - it's brief, but to the point. Specifically, the dot point :)

This should help!

The Steve Irwin movie... Now that's a corker :) It's very silly but my god, I was in peals of laughter through many parts of the movie, just because he's so odd :) He's quite popular with the Dutch too! Kind of like Rex Hunt :)

Excellent :) Now if only I could get my program to work... haha :)

freakofcool: I am a huge Buffy fan... Sort of slightly obsessed ;) Which episode are you doing? edit: hi, sorry to interrupt, but there's a nice thread for Buffy-ites in the Entertainment section =)

Do a play for really young children... :)

Olivia, it is always a pleasure :)

The Excel Biology "in a month" revision book is very simple and explains things quite well :)

Does anyone know of any sample projects that use access databases, that actually work?

Ooooh yeah :D *dance of joy!* Ok well Olivia, here we have a site that lists the KeyAscii codes for VB... Although it does not appear to have the arrow keys. According to this site, the arrow keys do not have Ascii codes for the KeyAscii function. So you should use KeyDown, rather...

With something like that, 13 is the code for the enter key, kind of thing, I think... SO, what you could try and do, is use that sort of thing but instead of using 13 for the enter key, find out what the numbers are for the arrow keys, and do it like that :) But I could be completely wrong.

Hey Oivia ;) I think I have some on my home drive that you might find useful - it's from those sheets that we did in year 10 computing. Also, the filing cabinet outside the room should still have them in there. Fiona :)

I wouldn't bother... Because in the HSC you're not going to get tested on BASIC, it will be pseudocode or flowcharts... kind of thing... But then again I have never actually done anything in BASIC so I wouldn't know how similar it is. But if you have to learn one way or the other... I...