Excellent! It’s that time of year again. Time to come to Redmond in Washington for a day, and listen to some passionate experts talk about Access, Power Apps and ways to make it even more powerful for you than it …
I gotta say, WOW. I don’t think I ever imagined something like this would happen. Microsoft published an official tutorial series on what you can do with Access, and how to proceed with getting started on our favorite tool. I …
Official Microsoft Access Tutorial series launched Read More »
Email hyperlink/Deep Link to Access record Literally for ages, I’ve wanted to ability to email a link to users, that would take them to a specific record within my access application. For quite a while I’ve been sending out Monday …
Deep Linking or Hyperlinking in Microsoft Access Read More »
Access Europe has a special session lined up for you this time. On August 5th we will demonstrate how to automate pushing updates out to your users. Now if you’r an access developer with multiple users, you are probably aware …
Access Europe August 5th: Automate Client Distribution Read More »
Introduction This blog post is about how to use icons for our treeview nodes, improving the visual appearance of our treeview as well as providing additional information for the user about what type of record he is looking it. The video …
Treeview in MS Access Part 4 – Adding Icons to treeview nodes Read More »
Yesterday I was asked if I knew of a way to export a treeview to PDF or excel. I did not at the time, but I always welcome a challenge, as its a chance for me to learn something new, …
This tip of the week will be about Enums. Enum is short for enumeration, and while you might think you have never heard of or used a enum before, I can almost certainly promise you that it is not true. …
Intro to Tip of the week I will admit the blog has been a bit dead for a while. I have been busy with the code below, and its taking up alot of time:
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Dim oKid as cKid Set oKid=New cKid(Age:=0) oKid.CryAllNight=True If oKid.Parent.Tired then Call oKid.Parent.Sigh End If |
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