Ron, I have not experimented with Clooz enough to see if you can make multiple selections. I did open my regular ACC ESS program to see how it works with the Clues Database. In Access, I opened a blank new database. A dialog box opened and I gave the new Database a name. Then under File, I chose Get External Data and then import. Then I highlighted the name of my Database in the standalone Clooz. It imported all the tables from the stand alone Clooz. The only problem with this is that the Clooz template has many tables built, but there are no queries, forms or reports built. With the report function in ACCESS you can create reports with as many "multiple selections" as you want. The only problem is that you have to know how to use ACCESS. There is a Report Wizard which can help you create the type of report that you want. I will read up on the Clooz Manual somemore to see if there is an easier way to make "multiple selections." Karen -----Original Message----- From: Ron Adams <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, August 05, 2000 6:17 PM Subject: Re: [Clooz] Beginner's Questions - Thanks! >Liz & Karen, > >Thanks for the prompt replies! > >Now I can continue planning a numbering and filing system that fits within >Clooz's parameters. However, the point I was trying to make in Question 3 >is, is there a way to make "multiple selections" for a report as is implied >in the manual? I take it the answer is "no" if you are using the >stand-alone version of Clooz.. > >In regards to the manual, I would like to compliment those who developed and >designed the layout. I found the content easy to read because of all the >open space and illustrations. The manual is well worth the time and material >to print out a copy. It sits right next to my computer as I plan and work >with Clooz. > >I'm looking forward to getting started and I appreciate the tips and ideas I >see on this list. > >Ron Adams > >