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Smart Access Article Abstracts |
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Peter Heskett |
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Access won’t let you have a subform within a subform if the data has to be displayed in a continuous form. But necessity is the |
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mother of invention, and Peter Heskett found a way by using senior and junior subforms. He also shares a few other tricks for h |
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Moving from Access/Jet to ADPs: The Top 10 Ways to Fail |
Mary Chipman |
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Access Data Projects are wonderful, so you’re told. But what can go wrong? Mary Chipman describes 10 different ways that |
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you can make your conversion to ADPs a disaster. Note: ADP's were not very popular, best to avoid doing new ADP's Garry |
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Peter Vogel |
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Access provides three different ways for users to select among multiple choices: check boxes, option buttons, and toggles—- |
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and then there are option groups. Peter Vogel looks at what you can (and can’t) do with these tools. |
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Russell Sinclair |
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In this month’s instalment of 'Working T-SQL,' Russell Sinclair introduces SQL Server user-defined functions and shows how you |
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can put these new SQL Server objects to work in your Access application. |
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Christopher R. Weber |
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Access Answers |
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Wherein Chris Weber looks at four problems: handling missing data in reports, customizing the cursor, variable] sized subforms, |
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and managing quotes. |
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