Question: trying to put together a flash card access form where when one reads the question end user can select a radio button and clicks the done command button & gets a notification of "Great Job" or "Try again". By chance do you have any examples of this in your tutorials?  Thanks, Scott :)

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Reply from Richard Rost:

It's funny you should ask... because a project I've been working on in my spare time is a web-based flashcard program. It's basically finished, but it needs some tweaks and some love. As far as building this into an Access database, that shouldn't be too hard. You'd need a table for your questions and then a separate table for your answers (if you want multiple choice). Then I'd show each question on a form and then load the available answers into a listbox (which you'd know how to do if you have taken my new Access SQL Seminar. Have the user select the right answer in the list box and hit a submit button. I would have a field called "IsCorrectAnswer" which could be pulled into a hidden column in the listbox so you could refer to it as ListBox.Column(2) for example. Knowing that value it would be easy to then generate a RIGHT or WRONG message.

This would actually be a cool example for PART TWO of my SQL seminar. Would you like me to add it? Anyone else interested?