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There's a country song about a little kid who plays soldier all the time and wants to be like his daddy, who's fighting in the war. When his daddy gets killed, he stands up and gives the coffin a salute. What's the song and who's it by??

I'm using continuous forms view in MS Access for pretty much the first time. I'm trying to set things up so that when you mouse over a specific image control, it changes. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to reference just the active control, so I end up with the changes in all of the controls. How do I programmatically reference just the one control?

I've been saying it for years and now I can't remember where it comes from. My co-workers swear they've never heard it before, and one's a pop culture junkie. Help!

To those who think I don't know what I'm talking about, "Origin" is the minor-label release that Evanescence did before "Fallen." To those who know that already, WHO IS IT?

I'm a dance DJ and a big industrial fan, and Id like to get a good selection of industrial for dancing (not earsplitting metal like Rammstein) so I can do some niche work along with the regular top-40 stuff. I'm a fan of Skinny Puppy, KMFDM and NIN along with old-skool acts like Out Out and Sigue Sigue Sputnik and modern underground acts like Blank, but I'd like to know if anyone has a good list of truly danceable industrial bands and their best songs so I have somewhere to start my search.

I have to work with several databases originally created in Access 2000, and I'm sick of dealing with flat buttons and a putty-colored default form. How can I update the interface to use the Access 2003 (WindowsXP) style command buttons and color schemes in the forms?

I'm building a database-driven website in FrontPage 2003, and I need to display graphics as a part of my search results in an ASP page. Although I'm an expert with Access, I'm not very well versed in ASP database programming. Please help!