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Smart Access Article Abstracts |
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Silver Collection |
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Danny J. Lesandrini |
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Transforming XML data with XSL is a great way to deliver formatted content to the Web. Although creating XSL stylesheets can |
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be daunting for the initiated, the new ExportXML method in Access 2002 makes it easy to publish even the most complicated |
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reports. |
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Peter Vogel |
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Editorial |
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Peter writes … The worst thing that can happen to you when you try something new is that you’ll succeed. The problem with |
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success is that it normally goes unexamined. When something that we do actually works, we tend to take that as the natural |
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outcome of our wonderfulness and assume that we’ve discovered whatever we needed to know about carrying out this task. |
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Garry Robinson |
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If object-oriented development seems foreign to you, it shouldn’t. All forms are defined in class modules, and all executing |
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forms are objects. Garry Robinson shows how to take advantage of this to create classy forms. |
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Rickard Olsson |
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In this article, Rickard Olsson shows how to compare rows in SQL by loading the desired data into two tables for easy |
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comparison. In fact, he shows two different methods and tries to figure out which method will give the best performance. |
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Martin Reid |
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This month, Martin Reid shows you how to build the user interface to an Access Data Project. You’ll see how easy it is to create |
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an Access form that’s bound to a stored procedure without giving up the benefits of parameters. Part 2 in this edition Jun-2002 |
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