cehwitham

Duplicate the query that finds all the data for all the records and then just set it to ask you for a students name. When you run the report it'll ask you to type that students name in and then only produce the 5 pages associated with that student. If you copy the query and report there's no reason it'd look any different from the original. (except for being a lot shorter). Putting [Please select student] in the student criteria box should give you the prompt.

SitePoint has a very good section on Browser specific hacks. SitePoint Reference I use it all the time when working on our website.

I'd agree with Tech Guy, looks like you've lost your CSS which is weird because if you go to the file referenced in the style tags you get the css file so its not that its not there. It is loading the styles though because nothing changes when I disable the css using web developer toolbar.

We're very careful about what images we use on our website for this reason but have found Stock Exchange (stock.xchng - the leading free stock photography site) to be very useful for finding royalty free images.

We are in the process of updating our website and have added some RSS feeds from the BBC on education and have introduced countdown timers for student deadlines. Do you use a content management system? You have an impressive website.