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the customer. How many invoices have you seen with a string of internal accounting numbers on them and then something like, You owe me $10,000 within 15 days Many companies then employ surly accounts receivable people who can t or won t explain what all those numeric codes mean. They often guard your money more jealously than you ever would and seemingly view most customers as the enemy. I m not telling you to roll over and get meek when customers are late on their bills. I m not advising you to let people take advantage of you. I talk later about customers who are more trouble than they are worth. However, I do advise that you do everything in your power to make sure you don t put obstacles in the path of the customers you value. My point is not specifically about invoicing. Invoicing is just one of potentially thousands of ways in which your organization can truly develop customer-driven processes. That s my point.

You can use total queries to perform calculations against all records in a table or query. For example, you can find the total number of products in tblProducts, the average sale price, and the maximum and minimum retail price for each product category:

ExitHere: Exit Function HandleError: Select Case Err Case 2450 strMsg = & strFormName & is not an open form Case 2465 strMsg = & strCtrlName _ & is not a control on & strFormName & Case 2455 strMsg = & strPropName _ & is not a property of & strObjName & Case Else strMsg = Error# & Err & : & Err.Description End Select MsgBox strMsg, vbExclamation + vbOKOnly, _ Error in Procedure & strFunction GetProperty = strMsg Resume ExitHere End Function

Obviously, basic IR has a lot of administrative tasks that need to be conquered, such as overseeing the preparation and distribution of disclosures and organizing conferences, presentations, and meetings. But, of course, even with these basic IR functions, simply sending out information and providing access to facts and figures does not compose a world-class IR program. Most IR professionals will tell you that that is just the beginning. In addition to the above tools and vehicles, IR professionals must engage in the following activities:

In this chapter, you ve gotten a look at how you can go beyond Access s limits by digging into the interior of Windows. The Windows API is a great way to add extra functionality to your applications. There are close to 1,000 different functions built into Windows that allow you to control your application settings, communications, Registry settings, and network functions. In this chapter, you learned:

Mean response times: T13(1, 1) = 4.829, T&l, 1) = 6.951,

For the next step we need an initial value for the throughput:

Deed: The document that, when recorded with your local government, determines ownership of a property. Transferred from seller to buyer at closing. Default purchase rate: If you default on your account, your card issuer may sell your debt to another company or collection agency, leaving you responsible for a different (higher) rate. Delinquent: A designation on a credit report that says you have not made the minimum payment on a loan or a credit card on time. It is usually shown on credit reports as being 30, 60, 90, or 120 days late and is a serious negative item on a credit report. Diagnosis related groups (DRG): A system used for classification and reimbursement of inpatient hospital services. Disability income insurance: Health insurance that provides some payment to replace lost income if the insured becomes sick or disabled. Double-billing cycle: This term means that while the due date on your statement refers to your minimum payment, the due date to pay off your entire balance could fall earlier. Paying by the date posted on your bill could still land you with a charge for the interim period. Dread disease policy: A policy with a high maximum limit to cover all the medical expenses associated with a particular disease. Duplicate coverage inquiry (DCI): An inquiry by the insuring organization to determine whether an individual carries duplicate coverage. Earnest money: The amount the buyer puts down to show that he or she is serious about the deal. He can lose this money if he backs out of the deal. It is almost always submitted at the time of the offer and remains in escrow until the time of closing, at which time it becomes part of the down payment. Elective benefits: A lump sum that the insured can elect to take for some conditions, rather than collecting periodic reimbursements. Entire contract clause: An addendum stipulating that everything in the insurer/insured relationship is spelled out in the contract. In other words, if it is not in writing, it doesn t exist.

stimulating the breakdown of glycogen in the liver. Glucagon increases with aging after 25 and promotes elevated glucose levels. Epinephrine and Norepinephrine: These two hormones work with cortisol in times of danger, stimulating the nervous system, increasing heart rate and making us more alert. Too much can produce pronounced anxiety attacks, and if prolonged, can upset the insulin-glucagon ratio. Epinephrine is also called adrenaline. Thyroid Hormone: The thyroid hormone regulates our resting metabolic rate and the effects of epinephrine and norepinephrine. Our bodies are hypersensitive to any imbalance. Too much thyroid hormone increases metabolism and accelerates aging; too little leads to depression and inertia. Too much thyroid hormone makes you agitated or jumpy; too little makes you unresponsive. It also magnifies cortisol s actions. Too much or too little accelerates aging.

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