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In this website you will find some of the Smart Access articles written between 2006 and 1996.  This page will show you the latest articles that we have published into our new easy to find format. Find out more about how to purchase the magazine collections at http://www.vb123.com/smart/ including information on the downloads.
 
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•Focus on Popular Objects to Speed up an Access 2007 Database
•Outlook Linked Tables and a Flutter On The Stock Market
•Outlook Synchronizing and Internet Maps in the Access 2007 Contacts Template
•Notes On Moving To Exchange In The Cloud
•Embedded quotes in SQL statements
•Decomposing a Badly Designed Table
•How to Pad Access Reports With Blank Rows
•Implementing Proactive User Assistance
•Invisible Forms Revisited: Park Your Global Values Here
•Conditional Formats on Access Forms
•Accessing Subforms
•Displaying Hierarchical Data in a TreeView
•Breadcrumbs, or How I Learned to Love the Switchboard
•Making the Grade
•Excellent Analysis
•Printing Pesky ZIP Codes and Setting the Starting Page Number for Reports
•Fuzzy Dates
•Encrypt Your Data
•Soundex: "Close" Only Counts in Horseshoes
•Everything About AutoNumbers
•Querying a Customer Survey Table
•Easy as Pie
•Persistent Recordsets in ADO
•Logging Access Startup Details and Version Control
•DAO verses ADO - DAO isn't Done Yet
•The Trouble with Normal
•I've Just Got to Get a Message to You
•File Open Dialog Options
•Query Queries
•An Access Project: Data Modeling
•Managing Lookup Tables
•Using the Access 2000 Database Window
•Let Your Users Sort it Out
•Handling Visual Complexity
•Comparing DAO and ADO Recordsets
•Six Rules for Effective User Interface Design
•Saving Reports is a Snap
•Using the ADO Objects Effectively
•Taming the Treeview Control
•Dual Control - Ensure that more than one person must approve a task
•Subquery Notes
•Graph to GIFs and Powerpoint
•Zoom, Zoom, Zoom
•The AutoExec Macro
•You Can Do That with Datasheets?
•An ADO Tutorial: What is ADO?
•Dual Control
•SQL Without Joins
•Creating a Great Report
•In My Craft or Sullen Art
•Access Subquery Techniques

 

 

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