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Next Tip  Microsoft Access Time Control Form

A few years ago, I was involved in a truck weigh bridge entry system for a mining company in Australia. As part of that project, I developed a form used to enter times in an Access database (see below). This form ended up being used at a number of sites of a large Australian trucking company, to clock in the drivers and enter the times each job was begun and completed.    This download explains how to use it.

The download shows how to put the time control into a form and a sub formand comes with the full source code.

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