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Feb-2005 |
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Smart Access Article Abstracts |
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Rebecca Riordan |
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This month, Rebecca Riordan strays from the subject of building interfaces in Access to look at the subject of handling dates. She |
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begins by examining the DateTime data type and the joys of VBA date functions, but the core of this article is how to store |
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Peter Vogel |
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Editorial |
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When I build an application, I need two pieces of information first: a database design and a list of user scenarios. You’re |
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probably pretty clear on what a database… but may be unfamiliar with what a user scenario is. |
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Rick Dobson |
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Dynamically changing your form’s properties at runtime can often provide a better experience for your users. Rick Dobson |
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shows you some secrets for dynamically changing your form’s background as it gains and loses focus, keeping subforms in |
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view, and prov |
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Danny J. Lesandrini |
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Review |
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Is there room for one more really good introductory book on databases? George Hepworth thought so, and after reading his |
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book, Grover Park George on Access, Danny Lesandrini agrees. If you’re new to Microsoft Access, this book is a great place to |
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start. I |
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Peter Vogel |
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If you’re creating an application, you really should create some support for your users Help file and a user manual are the least |
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that you could do. If you’re an Office user, DocToHelp from ComponentOne is probably your best choice for creating both and |
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Doug Steele |
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Access Answers |
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This month, Doug Steele looks at an approach to analyzing telephone logs, as well as an undocumented feature within Access |
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that allows you to save Access objects as text files. |
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