Well, since we lost the screenshots thread, I thought I'd start it up again.

Here's my DVD database (URL deleted as it is a dead link)

-Ken

(URL deleted as it is a dead link)

(URL deleted as it is a dead link)
Jordan, why would you really mess up the image then post it.
It looks useless to me. I thought this thread is meant to help people learn from others.If one feels that his image is too private to be posted on cyber-space, i think it would be best to completely leave it.
One question for you: Are you using arcEditor for this?

Well, since we lost the screenshots thread, I thought I'd start it up again.

Here's my DVD database (URL deleted as it is a dead link)

-Ken

This doesn't look like Access database...

http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/bcpc/ArtsManager1.htm

Art School Management application.

This doesn't look like Access database...

Thanks! I was trying to design it so it didn't look like a typical Access DB.


Art School Management application.

Well done!

-Ken

Nice screenshots.

Don1 Nice database, do you know where there are any examples/tutorials of how to achieve what you have done with the room allocations form.

Regards

Pete

PeteJM,

I could not find any samples nor tutorials of how to do Gantt style chart on continuous MS Access forms without ActiveX. The method that I developed uses bound function that builds variable length strings of fixed-size box font (LaBox tt font, licence free...). The main difficulty is not programming but building graphic UI, which took few nights of trial & error. Control label is drawn over the timeline, allowing user to double-click on the chart, which passes X and Y mouse click parameters to other functions.

I will work on sample database and post it online.

A sample would be great.

Thank you for taking the time to reply.

Keep up the excellent work.

Kind Regards

Pete

Hi all

Attached is examples of a touch screen till program (pub:) /hotel trade) that I'm currently developing.

Allan

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Here is my Cash Sales invoice pic. It is bi-lingual db created for Laundries.
I have Credit Sales and Advance Paid Sales too. Style is same but colors are different. Off course logic is different than cash sales.

With kind regards,
Ashfaque

Attached is a couple examples ie Switch Board, 'T' Card Scheduler, Date Picker and a Job Request form.

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Hey all!

I have attached a couple interfaces I have designed. The learning management interface is for a canadian bank and allows then to create and manage courses for their staff. The News Items interface allows the user to post items to their website.

Look forward to your thoughts!

Ryan

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Hi,

Nice work some reall nice programs and use of graphics there. I was wondering if you could post how you managed to create the forms as it can be tricky.

a tutorial of sorts, that would be useful.

Bach

Well, since we lost the screenshots thread, I thought I'd start it up again.

Here's my DVD database (URL deleted as it is a dead link)

-Ken

Do you have a sample of this database? I'd very much like to see it.

Do you have a sample of this database? I'd very much like to see it.

Let me clean it up a bit and I'll post it.

-Ken

I'm in the process of cleaning/fixing up the code, tables and stuff. In the mean time, here is a screenshot of the high resolution image form when you click the small thumbnail on the main form. Currently, you can add up to 8 images per title.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/kecline/Access/image_sample.jpg

Please bear with me....

-Ken

Here are a few more SS of my statistics form. More to follow....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/kecline/Access/dvd_db_sample.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/kecline/Access/dvd_db_sample2.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/kecline/Access/dvd_db_sample3.jpg

-Ken

Here is another view of a hi res image form - this one has 8 images (tabs at the top) attached to it.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/kecline/Access/dvd_sample.jpg

-Ken

That looks very good. Please post a copy of that database as I would really like to take a look at the code if you don't mind. :)

In the first screen shoot there was an good example of the use of treeview for navigation.

I would like to know how did that user get all the forms to open within the form with the treeview object.
Does anyone know.

Hello

Here's a few screenshots of a database I'm working on. I've found that the listbox can be an excellent way of making menus; it stops the need to re-design the form should new functions be required or multiple releases issued whilst the db is developed.

http://img74.imageshack.us/img74/9498/purchorder0gi.jpg
http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/6339/projprop7qs.jpg
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/2816/invoice2gw.jpg
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/9278/docs3rs.jpg
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/7289/contacts2ax.jpg

any word on that example DB post kec? :)

here's a screenshot of an Outlook Style interface that I use in some applications

That looks great.

Question: How do you get the forms to open in a specific location? Everytime i open a form it opens ontop of another and i have to move it manually. Is there a way to specify the location it appears in on the screen?

Regards

Pete

Hi

Look at the Movesize command

Excellent, Thank you.

Regards

Pete

Hi,

Just what I was looking for, this is a really good showcase of good designs.
KEC, I am really interested in doing something like what you have done, the design is so much neater and clean. Is it MS Access?? Just curious how did you manage to get the design.
MST, nice outlook type design too.

Cheers

PeteJM,

I could not find any samples nor tutorials of how to do Gantt style chart on continuous MS Access forms without ActiveX. The method that I developed uses bound function that builds variable length strings of fixed-size box font (LaBox tt font, licence free...). The main difficulty is not programming but building graphic UI, which took few nights of trial & error. Control label is drawn over the timeline, allowing user to double-click on the chart, which passes X and Y mouse click parameters to other functions.

I will work on sample database and post it online.

Am looking forward to it. The forms look excellent. Very professional.

Dave

I could not find any samples nor tutorials of how to do Gantt style chart on continuous MS Access forms without ActiveX. The method that I developed uses bound function that builds variable length strings of fixed-size box font (LaBox tt font, licence free...). The main difficulty is not programming but building graphic UI, which took few nights of trial & error. Control label is drawn over the timeline, allowing user to double-click on the chart, which passes X and Y mouse click parameters to other functions.

Is this the font you mention?

PS: Which ActiveX control are you using?

nice design folks! good stuff

Here are some screenshots from an Asset Tracking/Call Logging database I'm about 70% through.

Note the colour coding.

Green = Optional
Yellow = Required
Red (ish) = Locked
Blue = Clickable Link

If you want any more information, let me know.

As a new member I have 'watched' this board for a long time, I thought you would like to see my database that I designed that I use daily. I built it out of knowledge from forums like this, books, etc.

As a new member and a beginner I thought I would post screenshots of the database I designed for my everyday use.

This is the database i devoleped for my company.
http://img81.imageshack.us/my.php?image=supportdatabaseef0.png

pressing the buttons Calnummer,status,customer or product sorts Asc and Dsc when pressing edit a form pop up and you can edit the call and add logs to the call. When pressing New call a other form pops up and you can add a new call.

When you click toggle closed calls you call togle between calls witch are closed or still in progress.

and when clicking the last button Report menu a menu pops op where you can shoose reports that you can print. And on the top there is a clock showing the time. and thats it.

For mu company called itdata i made this support database it has a simular layout as the site itself www.itdata.nl if there are people with problems with there backup they come to us and cases (calls) are beieing loged in this database.
http://img183.imageshack.us/my.php?image=supportdatabasetg9.jpg
http://img183.imageshack.us/my.php?image=supportdatabasetg9.jpg

When pressing the buttons CallNo,status, customer or product the record are sorted Asc or Dsc for tht catagory. When pressing edit automaticly a new screen opens where you can edit the call or add a log wich is a subform in the edit form.When pressing New call an other form pops up where you can add a new call. next to that button you have the togle closed button. this button uses a filter witch can filter the closed calls so you can only see the calls in progress. Next is the report button ressing this button gets you another popup where you can select witch form you want to print.

pritty nice right ???

Let me clean it up a bit and I'll post it.

-Ken

Ken - Any ETA on this? I see entire community is waiting for it. Please don't disappoint :)

Are these pictures ever going to be approved for posting? It has said pending for quite some time.