How to repair coffee table/end tables that have had water damage?
Q. I have a 2 yr old set of coffee table/end tables that are cherry. I was out of commission over the last year and family and friends that came to help set drinks on the coffee tables/end tables. The water has made the tops look like they have split or have huge scratches. Is there anyway to salvage these tables and make them look good again?
Asked by brmommapin - Wed Mar 12 17:35:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like the finish has fissured and water has gotten underneath. If this is the situation, it will soon flake off. If this is the situation, the only cure is to strip and refinish. If you are talking about white water marks (blushes), and the finish is still sound, then it's salvageable via a number of home remedies or proprietary products.
Answered by Max Schnell - Wed Mar 12 21:38:07 2008
Q. I have a 2 yr old set of coffee table/end tables that are cherry. I was out of commission over the last year and family and friends that came to help set drinks on the coffee tables/end tables. The water has made the tops look like they have split or have huge scratches. Is there anyway to salvage these tables and make them look good again?
Asked by brmommapin - Wed Mar 12 17:35:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like the finish has fissured and water has gotten underneath. If this is the situation, it will soon flake off. If this is the situation, the only cure is to strip and refinish. If you are talking about white water marks (blushes), and the finish is still sound, then it's salvageable via a number of home remedies or proprietary products.
Answered by Max Schnell - Wed Mar 12 21:38:07 2008
How can I connect tables through formulas in microsoft word 2007?
Q. I have 2 seperate tables with some different amounts added up in each of them, but in the 2nd table i would like to take the number i have in the 1st seperate table and add it to the number in the 2nd table. So that when I cange a number in the first table I can simply go through and hit update field in the second table and the new sum will appear.. Is there a way to do this? The tables have to be seperate
Asked by Chris M - Fri Aug 29 18:46:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, this can be done in a Word table. In your first table you need to add a formula. For example, if you have numbers in a column and you want to put a total at the bottom of that column, click in that cell, then click Layout, click Formula (at the far right of the toolbar). A dialog box opens with the following formula already filled in: =SUM(ABOVE). Click OK. Then, to put this same total in your second table, you have to create a bookmark first. Go back to your first table and highlight the total that you created (it should be grey which indicates a field code). With it highlighted or selected, click on Insert on the menu bar. There is a section on the toolbar called Links and an icon for Bookmark. Click the Bookmark icon. … [cont.]
Answered by Krystyne - Sun Aug 31 22:20:54 2008
Q. I have 2 seperate tables with some different amounts added up in each of them, but in the 2nd table i would like to take the number i have in the 1st seperate table and add it to the number in the 2nd table. So that when I cange a number in the first table I can simply go through and hit update field in the second table and the new sum will appear.. Is there a way to do this? The tables have to be seperate
Asked by Chris M - Fri Aug 29 18:46:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, this can be done in a Word table. In your first table you need to add a formula. For example, if you have numbers in a column and you want to put a total at the bottom of that column, click in that cell, then click Layout, click Formula (at the far right of the toolbar). A dialog box opens with the following formula already filled in: =SUM(ABOVE). Click OK. Then, to put this same total in your second table, you have to create a bookmark first. Go back to your first table and highlight the total that you created (it should be grey which indicates a field code). With it highlighted or selected, click on Insert on the menu bar. There is a section on the toolbar called Links and an icon for Bookmark. Click the Bookmark icon. … [cont.]
Answered by Krystyne - Sun Aug 31 22:20:54 2008
where can i get tables and hanging racks to use for a garage sale?
Q. I want to have a garage sale, but don't want to pay to rent tables. I've never had a garage sale before... is there some place I can borrow tables and clothing racks from for free or really cheap?
Asked by Miriah - Wed Jul 23 17:43:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. String some rope between tree's... lay boards on the rungs of a couple ladders... put down the tailgate of a pickup truck... bring out the kitchen table... turn some empty boxes upside down... use your imagination kiddo!!!
Answered by Bob - Wed Jul 23 17:58:40 2008
Q. I want to have a garage sale, but don't want to pay to rent tables. I've never had a garage sale before... is there some place I can borrow tables and clothing racks from for free or really cheap?
Asked by Miriah - Wed Jul 23 17:43:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. String some rope between tree's... lay boards on the rungs of a couple ladders... put down the tailgate of a pickup truck... bring out the kitchen table... turn some empty boxes upside down... use your imagination kiddo!!!
Answered by Bob - Wed Jul 23 17:58:40 2008
How do I combine 2 tables in access with similar data?
Q. I have 2 tables in access (w/o primary keys) which I need to combine into a query. The only problem is that the tables have some of the same column headers and information, so I end up with duplicates everywhere. How do I combine the tables and merge the duplicate data for a condense look?
Asked by purple_oleander - Fri Nov 13 11:54:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use the union operator in a query Sample: Select Field1, Field2 From Table1 Union Select Field1, Field2 From Table2
Answered by unknown - Fri Nov 13 12:14:26 2009
Q. I have 2 tables in access (w/o primary keys) which I need to combine into a query. The only problem is that the tables have some of the same column headers and information, so I end up with duplicates everywhere. How do I combine the tables and merge the duplicate data for a condense look?
Asked by purple_oleander - Fri Nov 13 11:54:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use the union operator in a query Sample: Select Field1, Field2 From Table1 Union Select Field1, Field2 From Table2
Answered by unknown - Fri Nov 13 12:14:26 2009
How do I fill a table using data in two other tables in ms Access 2007?
Q. I have an asset database in MS Access 2007. It has three tables ASSETS, STAFF and LEND. The LEND table contains information about the items being borrowed by STAFF, date and some other details. I want the staff_id to be taken from STAFF table and asset_code to be taken from ASSET table so that I maintain data validity and concurrency. Can any one tell me how I can do this with user forms?
Asked by emyu - Wed Aug 19 10:20:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is too complex to fully explain in a YA Answer, but here are the basics. You do this using combo boxes on your form. On your form design, from the toolbox select Combo box, double-click on your form. The Combo box wizard will open, asking a series of questions. Basically you want the Combo box to look up the values in a table or query. Select the table STAFF, select the fields you want to display on your combo box. These will probably be staff id and staff name. The Staff name (sorted alphabetically) is the field you use to choose, while the Staff ID is the field which is actually entered in your table. There's a lot more detail you need to know. I suggest you get hold of an Access manual which will describe in detail the… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew L - Thu Aug 20 12:36:25 2009
Q. I have an asset database in MS Access 2007. It has three tables ASSETS, STAFF and LEND. The LEND table contains information about the items being borrowed by STAFF, date and some other details. I want the staff_id to be taken from STAFF table and asset_code to be taken from ASSET table so that I maintain data validity and concurrency. Can any one tell me how I can do this with user forms?
Asked by emyu - Wed Aug 19 10:20:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is too complex to fully explain in a YA Answer, but here are the basics. You do this using combo boxes on your form. On your form design, from the toolbox select Combo box, double-click on your form. The Combo box wizard will open, asking a series of questions. Basically you want the Combo box to look up the values in a table or query. Select the table STAFF, select the fields you want to display on your combo box. These will probably be staff id and staff name. The Staff name (sorted alphabetically) is the field you use to choose, while the Staff ID is the field which is actually entered in your table. There's a lot more detail you need to know. I suggest you get hold of an Access manual which will describe in detail the… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew L - Thu Aug 20 12:36:25 2009
How do you have your myspace tables have images instead of just plain colors ?
Q. Okay so like theres a background to your myspace profile, and then the tables usually have colors as their backgrounds. How do you have an image as the background for the table instead of just a plain color ?
Asked by jolo - Fri Mar 21 19:03:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Betwixt & Between - Fri Mar 21 19:11:06 2008
Q. Okay so like theres a background to your myspace profile, and then the tables usually have colors as their backgrounds. How do you have an image as the background for the table instead of just a plain color ?
Asked by jolo - Fri Mar 21 19:03:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Betwixt & Between - Fri Mar 21 19:11:06 2008
What do you consider to be an overwhelming amount of tables to handle at once for a server?
Q. Im a new server and so far I am doing fine but thats because it is slower than usual this time of year. What amount of tables do you have to be able to handle to show that you are truly a good server or experienced?
Asked by Jesse - Wed Nov 11 16:11:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 6 tables of four would be quite a busy task. But it does depend on the type of establishment and the type of service offered by it.
Answered by BEER - Sun Nov 15 15:13:51 2009
Q. Im a new server and so far I am doing fine but thats because it is slower than usual this time of year. What amount of tables do you have to be able to handle to show that you are truly a good server or experienced?
Asked by Jesse - Wed Nov 11 16:11:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 6 tables of four would be quite a busy task. But it does depend on the type of establishment and the type of service offered by it.
Answered by BEER - Sun Nov 15 15:13:51 2009
What are the accent tables called that are usually found behind a couch when the couch is dividing a room?
Q. The tables are taller than coffee tables but longer than end tables. Usually they are behind a couch when the floor plan is open and the couch is not near a wall. I don't know what to use as my key words in a search and I'm not finding what I want...
Asked by Alora77 - Wed Aug 15 22:33:25 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Behind Sofa tables: Behind Couch tables: Did you know that a small desk is also very pretty behind a couch?
Answered by Joanne A. W - Wed Aug 15 22:45:32 2007
Q. The tables are taller than coffee tables but longer than end tables. Usually they are behind a couch when the floor plan is open and the couch is not near a wall. I don't know what to use as my key words in a search and I'm not finding what I want...
Asked by Alora77 - Wed Aug 15 22:33:25 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Behind Sofa tables: Behind Couch tables: Did you know that a small desk is also very pretty behind a couch?
Answered by Joanne A. W - Wed Aug 15 22:45:32 2007
What is the best coating to use on some tables that scratch easily and will be outdoor?
Q. These tables are cheap - not wood (particle board with a smooth coating?) and they are made for indoor use. I want to put them outside though. They scratch very easily. What kind of thick durable coating can I put on these tables so they can be ok outdoors, putting cups on them, etc?
Asked by L - Wed Sep 2 14:02:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use an OIL-based polyeurethene for wood. You'll need to put on several coats, so get a very fine grit sandpaper and a tack-cloth for between each coat. Also, it takes longer to dry. Once it's done it will be extremely durable.
Answered by dancing_in_the_hail - Wed Sep 2 14:07:27 2009
Q. These tables are cheap - not wood (particle board with a smooth coating?) and they are made for indoor use. I want to put them outside though. They scratch very easily. What kind of thick durable coating can I put on these tables so they can be ok outdoors, putting cups on them, etc?
Asked by L - Wed Sep 2 14:02:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use an OIL-based polyeurethene for wood. You'll need to put on several coats, so get a very fine grit sandpaper and a tack-cloth for between each coat. Also, it takes longer to dry. Once it's done it will be extremely durable.
Answered by dancing_in_the_hail - Wed Sep 2 14:07:27 2009
Where can I buy small coffee tables in bulk in order to decorate and resell them online?
Q. I want to basically find small coffee tables and buy in bulk. It would be expensive to go buy them at a furniture store. I just want the cut and shaved wood and I can stain and decorate them after putting them together.
Asked by bluewavesguy44 - Tue May 6 14:39:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but this company has a business sales dept. that sells in bulk.
Answered by OptimumPrime - Tue May 6 14:46:21 2008
Q. I want to basically find small coffee tables and buy in bulk. It would be expensive to go buy them at a furniture store. I just want the cut and shaved wood and I can stain and decorate them after putting them together.
Asked by bluewavesguy44 - Tue May 6 14:39:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but this company has a business sales dept. that sells in bulk.
Answered by OptimumPrime - Tue May 6 14:46:21 2008
How can I make curved edges tables in Dreamweaver?
Q. I am creating a new website and now in the template-design phase. Can anyone tell me how to make curved edges tables (one side or all sides) in dreamweaver? If you have any website to suggest, please do? I'll pray for you.
Asked by Miss Water - Mon Dec 8 14:16:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to use an image in each corner - its an illusion! Check this tutorial! Good Luck
Answered by Matthew R - Mon Dec 8 14:49:00 2008
Q. I am creating a new website and now in the template-design phase. Can anyone tell me how to make curved edges tables (one side or all sides) in dreamweaver? If you have any website to suggest, please do? I'll pray for you.
Asked by Miss Water - Mon Dec 8 14:16:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to use an image in each corner - its an illusion! Check this tutorial! Good Luck
Answered by Matthew R - Mon Dec 8 14:49:00 2008
How can I create an Access report using 2 different tables as my data source?
Q. I don't know too much about Access, but using its wizard help I can create reports based on 1 table/query. Now, I have 2 different tables with different data and I need to create a report which will use information from both of them. How can I do it? The wizard help is not helping me... Thanks!
Asked by agatha - Thu Aug 2 09:01:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Access provides a menu to create 'views' usually what you can do is create a 'view' which contains both tables and when the wizards ask for a report source you just point it to the view instead of the table itself. But be sure the two tables have a common field which you can tie them together for example both of them have the same account number / field. :) good luck
Answered by Luis G - Thu Aug 2 09:07:03 2007
Q. I don't know too much about Access, but using its wizard help I can create reports based on 1 table/query. Now, I have 2 different tables with different data and I need to create a report which will use information from both of them. How can I do it? The wizard help is not helping me... Thanks!
Asked by agatha - Thu Aug 2 09:01:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Access provides a menu to create 'views' usually what you can do is create a 'view' which contains both tables and when the wizards ask for a report source you just point it to the view instead of the table itself. But be sure the two tables have a common field which you can tie them together for example both of them have the same account number / field. :) good luck
Answered by Luis G - Thu Aug 2 09:07:03 2007
How long should I wait before painting wooden picnic tables?
Q. I work at a summer camp and we recently had unpainted picnic tables donated. My director wants to paint the tables to keep them from getting destroyed by our campers. How long should I wait before painting the tables? And what would happen if I painted the tables early?
Asked by Kelli - Mon Jun 15 14:01:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely make sure the wood is completely dry. Once it is, make sure the wood has been smoothed down (by sanding), then apply a primer, then paint. Good Luck, and Have Fun Painting them!
Answered by outdoorexpert1 - Wed Jun 17 16:52:08 2009
Q. I work at a summer camp and we recently had unpainted picnic tables donated. My director wants to paint the tables to keep them from getting destroyed by our campers. How long should I wait before painting the tables? And what would happen if I painted the tables early?
Asked by Kelli - Mon Jun 15 14:01:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Definitely make sure the wood is completely dry. Once it is, make sure the wood has been smoothed down (by sanding), then apply a primer, then paint. Good Luck, and Have Fun Painting them!
Answered by outdoorexpert1 - Wed Jun 17 16:52:08 2009
How do I make an outline border around my html tables without putting a border around rows and cells?
Q. I want to put a border around my table, just my table. Everytime I set, it puts a border around all of the individual cells and rows as well. How can I make a border just around my tables? tag like this:
Answered by gtmeout - Wed Jun 4 15:22:26 2008
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Q. I want to put a border around my table, just my table. Everytime I set
Answered by gtmeout - Wed Jun 4 15:22:26 2008
What is a good decoupage sealant for painted coffee tables?
Q. I want to use a strong sealant for my coffee tables. I painted, then decoupaged color copies onto them. When I used a lacquer sealant, some of the colors from the copies ran. Any ideas?
Asked by gothariel - Tue Aug 8 14:59:04 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use a waterbased poly in a spray can...lightly mist it so it doesn't disturb the color copies. Build it up slowly.
Answered by colourshift - Wed Aug 9 15:58:50 2006
Q. I want to use a strong sealant for my coffee tables. I painted, then decoupaged color copies onto them. When I used a lacquer sealant, some of the colors from the copies ran. Any ideas?
Asked by gothariel - Tue Aug 8 14:59:04 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would use a waterbased poly in a spray can...lightly mist it so it doesn't disturb the color copies. Build it up slowly.
Answered by colourshift - Wed Aug 9 15:58:50 2006
What math formula can I use to get the best setup for tables in a room?
Q. I need to optimize the space in a given room to hold the most amount of tables possible. The tables need 3 feet space between them. Thank you.
Asked by apateluiuc - Tue Nov 28 09:31:55 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you might try addition and subtraction this is not complicated just add table-space-table till you reach the room dimensions ( in each direction ) no matter what shape the tables are in the formula they are effectively square or rectangular ( actual dimension plus the 3' of clearance )
Answered by seemynewname - Tue Nov 28 09:34:55 2006
Q. I need to optimize the space in a given room to hold the most amount of tables possible. The tables need 3 feet space between them. Thank you.
Asked by apateluiuc - Tue Nov 28 09:31:55 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you might try addition and subtraction this is not complicated just add table-space-table till you reach the room dimensions ( in each direction ) no matter what shape the tables are in the formula they are effectively square or rectangular ( actual dimension plus the 3' of clearance )
Answered by seemynewname - Tue Nov 28 09:34:55 2006
How do you make grid-lines show up on a tables made in Microsoft excel then pasted onto Microsoft word?
Q. I have made two tables on excel, and then I pasted them onto Microsoft word and on the computer, the grid-lines show up, but when I print them out they are no where to be found. How do I make the grid-lines show up when printed? Thank you in advance.
Asked by djangology - Sun Dec 28 15:43:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before pasting the tables into Word Make sure that table have borders That is selecting the table and Press CTRL+1 Then go to border tab, here set the borders you want after doing this, you can copy and paste it in Word with the borders Enjoy my profile, VBAXLMan is back
Answered by VBAXLMan - Tue Dec 30 18:51:02 2008
Q. I have made two tables on excel, and then I pasted them onto Microsoft word and on the computer, the grid-lines show up, but when I print them out they are no where to be found. How do I make the grid-lines show up when printed? Thank you in advance.
Asked by djangology - Sun Dec 28 15:43:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before pasting the tables into Word Make sure that table have borders That is selecting the table and Press CTRL+1 Then go to border tab, here set the borders you want after doing this, you can copy and paste it in Word with the borders Enjoy my profile, VBAXLMan is back
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What is an easy and quick way to learn times tables up to 12x12?
Q. I need to know a quick and easy way to learn all of the times tables up to 12 times 12. Like rymes, a song. Or just an easy way of how you learned it.
Asked by sweetangel91991 - Wed Jul 26 20:07:23 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a lot or resources online. I have found a list of places you can look At multiplication.com, don't worry about the book. There are a lot of things on the site, which you can click on. You don't have to buy anything.
Answered by Yarnlady_needsyarn - Wed Jul 26 20:17:40 2006
Q. I need to know a quick and easy way to learn all of the times tables up to 12 times 12. Like rymes, a song. Or just an easy way of how you learned it.
Asked by sweetangel91991 - Wed Jul 26 20:07:23 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a lot or resources online. I have found a list of places you can look At multiplication.com, don't worry about the book. There are a lot of things on the site, which you can click on. You don't have to buy anything.
Answered by Yarnlady_needsyarn - Wed Jul 26 20:17:40 2006
where can i get tables for my garage sale?
Q. I want to have a garage sale this summer, but I don't know where to get some of those long tables to put merchandise on. Does anyone know where I can get them?
Asked by sarrah. - Fri Jun 20 18:46:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy some plastic sawhorses and some plywood (all at Lowes, Home Depot). Have them cut the plywood into 2 sections of 2x8. If you don't like that, Sams Club and Costco sell those tables. We have had plenty of garage sales, and the plywood/sawhorse trick works just as well as fancy tables (we have used both). .
Answered by tlbs101 - Fri Jun 20 18:51:22 2008
Q. I want to have a garage sale this summer, but I don't know where to get some of those long tables to put merchandise on. Does anyone know where I can get them?
Asked by sarrah. - Fri Jun 20 18:46:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy some plastic sawhorses and some plywood (all at Lowes, Home Depot). Have them cut the plywood into 2 sections of 2x8. If you don't like that, Sams Club and Costco sell those tables. We have had plenty of garage sales, and the plywood/sawhorse trick works just as well as fancy tables (we have used both). .
Answered by tlbs101 - Fri Jun 20 18:51:22 2008
Why does round table put those plastic tables on the pizzas?
Q. Every time I order a Pizza from round table I get those little plastic tables in the center. It's not like I use it, does anyone? Are you supposed to put a slice of pizza on it? This is driving my crazy! I remember in elementary school me and my friends would always ask the cafeteria lady for them and we would see who would get them.
Asked by Rock007 - Fri Dec 26 03:08:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. They're there so they can stack pizza boxes on top of each other without the weight of the pizza smashing the top of the box down onto the cheese and toppings. ;o)
Answered by skrewzieq - Fri Dec 26 03:13:11 2008
Q. Every time I order a Pizza from round table I get those little plastic tables in the center. It's not like I use it, does anyone? Are you supposed to put a slice of pizza on it? This is driving my crazy! I remember in elementary school me and my friends would always ask the cafeteria lady for them and we would see who would get them.
Asked by Rock007 - Fri Dec 26 03:08:33 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. They're there so they can stack pizza boxes on top of each other without the weight of the pizza smashing the top of the box down onto the cheese and toppings. ;o)
Answered by skrewzieq - Fri Dec 26 03:13:11 2008
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