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Anthony: Access is not the most stable database/application out there. It may work just fine if you have only a single terminal, but you may find that it crashes a bit too often if you have two or more stations AND you run a fairly high volume at certain times of the week. Another point to consider is PCI compliance the credit card industry is rightfully strict about how CC data is stored. There are some really inexpensive Restaurant POS systems out there. Many of them store the data in an MS SQL Server express database (the DB is free) or another open source/stable DB. I resell restaurant software that is really full featured and costs $599 per station. If you have a really simple operation, you might be able to find something even cheaper (in the $250 to $350 range). I really think you will be far better off with a true POS application rather than an MS Access template. Regardless of what you decided, I do hope you see much success with your restaurant.
it does sound like you might have harder sports springs and shocks fitted on the rear of your truck? try another suspension shop to see what they say it sounds like you have heavy duty stiffer springs and shocks fitted to cope with heavy loads but with no loads these are too stiff and it will bounce around when you hit bumps, hope this helps
could be if your getting Carbon Monoxide into the cabin of your car The hospital could have tested you for eleated levels of this if it were known or suspected My advice would be to drive with the windows down a bit until this is resolvedyour symptoms appear classic to me, for CM poisoning
