Recent content by strive4peace

thanks, Colin! @isladogs I've corrected my link so now Karl is there twice ;)

AEU39: Update, update . . . the company is in a state! (Karl Donaubauer) (1:04:53)

Access is alive and being worked on :) AL: The State of Access, by Maria Barnes (55:12)

AEU39: Update, update . . . the company is in a state! (Karl Donaubauer) by Karl Donaubauer for Access Europe hosted by Colin @isladogs , about best practice in handling Office and Windows updates (1:04:53)

AEA: Icons for Access using Metro, by Greg Regan (35:07)

Leveraging SQL Server Stored Procs for Access, PowerApps and other interfaces. Can it be done? with George Hepworth @GPGeorge

Breaking Access News - Zooming and Extending Form/Report Size Limits

Classes eloquently and simply explained by Anders (theSmileyCoder) for Access Europe hosted by Colin @isladogs AEU38: Using Class Modules in the Real World (Anders Ebro) 57:08 download the presentation incuded the elegant example database, and read the decription on Colin's site here: Class...

adding on the the recent JSON presentations, this shows an Access application you can download to try for yourself and how to read AND write using a web API AL: Get and Post with JSON using Microsoft Access and VBA by Neil Sargent (+Leo @theDBguy) (28:42)

Great knowledge for JSON! part 1: AL: Using Dictionaries and Collections to work with JSON in Access: Maria Barnes, Neil Sargent, Leo @theDBguy (1:03:47) part 2: AL: Parsing Data using JSON and VBA in Access, Neil Sargent and Leo @theDBguy (1:00:11)

Data Types in Access and SQL Server AEA: Data Types with Crystal and Kent (17:54)

Two great presentations on developing COM Add-Ins Philipp Stiefel @sonic8 presents for Colin's @isladogs Access Europe group (1:11:51) Geoffrey L. Griffith presents for George's @GPGeorge Access Pacific group (1:31:17)

Are you using JSON? Or do you want to know more about using Collections and Dictionaries? This is an excellent presentation by Maria Barnes, Neil Sargent, and Leo @theDBguy

thanks, @GPGeorge ! Great presentation

ps, @Mario R. Perez , in case you don't know how many digits there will be ... perhaps you want to use Line instead of Circle? And possibly draw more than one line? Right boundary and Top? possibly also Bottom line? but you don't want lines to cover your data! However, it looks like there is...