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You can easily create an Access Database to organize and view your photos and graphic images. You can store your images in Access tables but it takes up an enormous amount of memory and bloats your database. It is best to keep your images and graphics in a Directory on your hard drive. You can th......
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If you build Access databases for others to use then you understand how one size does not fit all. Sometimes the user needs to be able to change some things. You could create a table and let them make the changes in a Form. But what if the user just needs to change a short value list in a Combo B......
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I have not posted here for a while because I have been very busy with a major software project. I am pleased to announce that I have released a Free Beta Access Database Application for small to mid-sized Churches. It is called Church Management Software Solutions. You can read more about it here an......
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Access Wizards do a great job of helping you create a Form with the text boxes and combo boxes you need. But, it does a lousy job of formatting the forms the Wizard creates. You have to resize all of the controls and align them and change the font, background color, back style–I get tired ju......
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Last time we learned how to use a Custom Function to save time and coding. Now we will learn how to create another simple Function that give you the option of closing your form before opening another. Too many open Forms can be confusing and wastes memory. Also, as before, we have the benefit of usi......
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I like to keep things as simple as possible. After all, I am not an Access expert, just a guy who likes to build Databases. I have learned a lot from the forums and on internet sites. Most of the pros on the forums give really great advice. But the forums were not meant to be tutorials where you get......
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