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"The Toolshed" is an eBook which includes many articles on Microsoft Access plus some related resources. It runs on your computer and features a search engine and a full table of contents. It includes all the resources at vb123.com, the latest editions of the popular Access Unlimited magazine plus source code, databases and downloads not available online.
The Toolshed has been mainly written and edited by Garry Robinson who is a contributing editor for Microsoft MSDN plus writes for other magazines and newsletters.
Click here
to view a demonstration of The Toolshed.
Click here
for a full online table of contents for The Toolshed or view a list in Excel
here
If you have purchased The Toolshed, this page will appear in a Microsoft HTML Help File (called Toolshed.chm).
Downloads Etc
When you purchase The Toolshed, you will receive the following resources in addition to those that are find at the bottom of many pages on The Toolshed. Click here for the help page
Full resource kits (source code, objects) with many of the resource pages in the Toolshed. Why not try some
Many Samples from Garry's book on Access Protection and Security
like Surveillance Of Microsoft Access
Usage or Menu and
Toolbar Protection
How to Setup an
Access Version Number System
All the
very well research links for Garry's Security book
(Toolshed owners only)
Restrict The People
Who Can Use Your Database Folder
Graf+FX - Visual Database Exploring Samples
How To Avoid An Access 2003 Sandbox
Storm
Processing E-Mail Orders
using Outlook and Access
Microsoft
Access Passwords, Workgroups and ADO
Latest issue of Access Unlimited
Program the Graph Control That Comes With Access
(Toolshed owners only)
Make The Office Balloon
Object Work For Your (Access) Application
Backing Up Your Access Data
With XML
Using Microsoft Access To Display Spatial Information
Building Your Own Wizard User Interface
How can you put your database on the Web
Searching For Text Anywhere In A Database
Microsoft Access Time
Control Form
Automate Your Email Using Access and Exchange-Outlook
Using Access Filters to Graph and Explore Your Databases
Making The Most Of The OLE Chart Object
Persistent Caching ...Take a Load Off Your Server
Converting Excel Spreadsheets To Microsoft Access
Source
Code for some FX Wizards Here
Building A Smart
Access eBook
All the contents of our
newsletters
Automation Of Word
Exploring Your Data With Subdatasheets
Program the Chart Control That Comes With VB 5 and 6
Links To More
Toolshed Exclusive Downloads
Tricky Queries To Impress
Your Boss
User Testimonial
Dear Garry, I have been able to download the software from my home
computer, without any problems, the purchase was worth every cent, its
fantastic, I haven't had a chance to explore everything, but definitely there is
a wealth of information there, which I will explore in my spare time, this
should keep me busy through out the summer. Thanks, for all your help and
support. Sincerely, Peter from Florida
This is a fully searchable resource. This means that
you can use it to search for different topics when you need them. Of
course you can still read it from cover to cover like a book and hope that you can
remember it all when you need it. Personally I would rather search
than read most of the time.
Great product! No problems with download, unzip, or running. One of the
code samples saved me about two hours of work and that was after only having
Toolshed for about an hour. I'll certainly be looking into your other products.
How Do We Utilize The Toolshed ?
Thanks for your interest, Garry Robinson