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On these pages you will find lots of information on Microsoft's database application called Access. If you like using Access, this is definitely the place to be. This particular area of our web site will continue to expand and grow as we add more information. Keep checking back often to see what we have added. Follow the links on the left side of the navigation area to see what we have. The information on Access I have accumulated on these pages comes from my own personal experiences as well as reviewing posts on the Usenet newsgroup microsoft.public.access. For several years I have been a regular contributor to these newsgroups. I first began by posting questions of my own and received tremendous help from people in all parts of the world. I am still amazed at the amount of technical information one can learn by simply reading and reviewing questions and answers posed to these groups. Previous posts in the past are archived at http://groups.google.com. Feel free to search for posts by me in these groups within the last several years. In July of 2005 I was honored by Microsoft with the MVP award for my contributions in the newsgroup communities. I am very proud to have received this award. You can read about the MVP Program here http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpexecsum. I was also given the MVP award again in July of 2006. I have also created a new web site which at this point is devoted to information on the new Access 2007 version. You can find my other site here: http://www.AccessJunkie.com There are an incredible amount of Access resources out
on the Web already. If you are unaware of this fact, checking through the various pages I
have here will no doubt open your eyes! With all the great information about Access
already on the Web, why would I make yet another web site about this topic? I wanted to
have these pages to help people find specific information about Access. My hope is that
you use these pages to increase your knowledge of Access and become one with the Access
Borg Collective. Resistance is futile.
So what can
Access do for you? Sometimes Access is not seen as a good choice for
application development, but that information usually comes from sources not
versed in all the capabilities of the program. Steve Schapel, a respected
Access MVP, has compiled a list of real world examples of application
development using Microsoft Access. You can see this information on this
page of his site:
I hope you find information here that helps in your Access projects. You will find that Access is an extremely powerful program not only in the hands of an expert, but a novice as well. Web site statistics from June 9th, 2005
- February 26th, 2007: June 9th, 2006 - This web site marks it's one year anniversary! (29,045 Visitors, 137,289 Page Hits)
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