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| Produced by Garry
Robinson from Sydney, Australia.
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| Aussie Readers ~
Access Development/Office Automation Advertisement If you need help with an Access database or are contemplating upgrading to SQL Server or Access 2007, my experienced developers can help you. Otherwise if you experience spreadsheet meltdown, we are very good at using Access to feed Excel templates. So if you need help, call (02) 9340 7789 or email me. http://www.vb123.com.au/professionals/ Garry Robinson, Office Access MVP award winner. |
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| Greetings to
you all from Sydney Australia, enjoy the newsletter . Garry Robinson Access MVP and Editor of vb123.com and vb123.blogspot.com
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Using
Library Databases as Part Of Your Access Solutions |
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| In this
detailed article from Andrew Wrigley, a long time Access professional,
you will find out why and how you can deliver your database solutions
with a library either to protect your intellectual property or to reduce
the duplication of code across your projects. "When Andrew first proposed this article for vb123.com, I thought it would be good to review how my team delivers Access applications to multiple customers. I hope you find the article as useful as I did." Garry |
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Danny Does the Web In Access |
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| This is a
topic that crops up occasionally in client discussions. How can we make
this Access application look like a web browser. Here at
vb123.com.au/professionals we have implemented many solutions that
involve a a hybrid button ~ hyperlink look. In this series of articles,
Danny Lesandrini discusses ways to clear all the Access clutter out
altogether. |
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Repair Damaged Access
Databases |
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| vb123.com
offers an online repair system for Access databases. Included in the
latest version is the option to only repair tables rather than fix the
whole database. This reduces the cost of exercise. The system is setup
so that your data is encrypted before it is transmitted and in most
cases, you should be able to recover a corrupt database in less than 30
minutes elapsed time. "I know that it works because we use it from time
to time." Garry |
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Excel to Access video time |
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| Microsoft have
prepared a video (and text for you old fogies) on how to get Excel
information into MS Access 2007. "Don't forget your popcorn".
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How To Make A Numerical Sequence in An Access Query |
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| Creating a
numerical sequence for an Access query then appending that to a table
(i.e. 1..2..3..4..5..6) in its own column is not as simple as it first
seems. |
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Access Team Blog |
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| New posts at
the Microsoft blog about buttons with text and images, how to use
attachments and integrating Access data with SharePoint. |
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Access and Ruby on
Rails |
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| A bit off the
normal track but its good to see a different and new language for a
change. |
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Garry's Access blog |
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| No real
blogging in the last month though you may want to check the my blog this
month if you to lift your spirits with some good old Aussie comedy.
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