Feb-2004 |
  
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Feb-2004 |
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Smart Access Article Abstracts |
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Gold Collection |
2004-02 |
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Rebecca Riordan |
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Article |
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Most applications use message boxes for providing reactive feedback, but they have some serious drawbacks in the “heads |
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down” data entry environment. In this article, Rebecca Riordan demonstrates a technique that replaces message boxes with |
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sound and stat |
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Peter Vogel |
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Editorial |
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This month’s issue on using sound made me think of other places where sound is used effectively write Peter in his editorial. |
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Rick Dobson |
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Article |
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The Access subform wizards do much of the work in connecting a main form to its subform. In this article, Rick Dobson goes |
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beyond the wizards to show you how to perform two new tasks with a subform. He also takes you behind the scenes to |
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increase your und |
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Bogdan Zamfir |
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Article |
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Access applications can use Jet databases, other databases (as linked tables), or SQL Server. But sometimes you need to work |
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with files on your hard disk. Bogdan Zamfir provides you with every function that you’ll need to work with file names— |
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including c |
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Doug Steele |
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Access Answers |
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Doug Steele tries to address commonly asked questions from Access developers. This month, he extends his look at how to add |
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drag-and-drop to an Access application, as well as looking at how to simulate XP Cue Banners. I tried implementing your drag- |
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and-drop code from your article in the January 2003 issue. |
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