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    cedar replied to the thread Future of Access.
    But .net is massively more complex than Access. Webforms tried to be like vb6/Access, not sure if those are considered bound controls...
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    cedar replied to the thread Future of Access.
    BlueSpruce that's a good question. I would guess that it's because probably the majority of business users natively use Excel for tasks...
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    cedar replied to the thread Future of Access.
    They're not trained that way. They tend to go top down - "We're an Oracle shop." The end users that we often deal with do not seem to be...
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    cedar replied to the thread Future of Access.
    Very interesting conversation. A question that came up, how did the slant against Access take root in corporate IT departments, of...
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    cedar replied to the thread Access object inventory system that can find derelict objects?.
    Duane you just cracked me up, thanks!
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    cedar replied to the thread Future of Access.
    Your ending bit, not really re PA, because PA is not at all tied to Access. The other in your list were like that. Now Access has...
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    cedar replied to the thread Access object inventory system that can find derelict objects?.
    After posting I realized I might have run into something like what is needed, and found it again access dependency checker (I guess I...
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    cedar replied to the thread Future of Access.
    bluespruce you almost have to be right about that. I don't pay attention to it regularly, and it's been a few years now. But I think if...
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    cedar posted the thread Access object inventory system that can find derelict objects? in General.
    Does anyone know of an Access object inventory system that can find unused objects? I think FMS has one. I wrote one, or part of one, in...
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    cedar replied to the thread Future of Access.
    Also, someone mentioned that power apps are "young", but they've been around now for 7 years...
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