[AccessD] SERIOUSLY OT: Re: An Interesting question

I find that most differences of opinion, arguments if you will, stem from
the two sides using different definitions of the same word.  In this case if
each side will spell out their definition of NULL, the argument about what
null is would disappear.  You might end up with Null(1) and Null(2) but
you'd have agreement.  When I say Null(1) is... There could be no
disagreement.  


Rocky Smolin
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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Susan Harkins
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009 6:03 AM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: [AccessD] SERIOUSLY OT: Re: An Interesting question

Pigment black is the combination of all colors and white is the absence of
color. Light changes everything, if you are truly discussing black light and
not black pigment.

Susan H.


> Hi Drew
>
>> Black isn't a color?  Does Crayola know this?  ;)
> They do, and so does any photographer. Have you ever wondered about 
> the distinguishing between b/w pictures/photos and colour ditto?
>
>> No value is still a value.... ;)
> This seems to be your problem!

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