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It's my understanding that user-defined properties can be added to files. Can your tool edit existing properties, or it just reads them?

All 6 lookup tables do have the same structure. I can add a top level field, named "Category", for generically cataloging all types of files, e.g. Medical, Music, Business, etc. So it would then be a Library Management System.

Foreign forces continue fueling the flames of discord to the brink of civil war. Who can see through that smoke screen?

This is where I got the facts: https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/09/1165856

Because many of them have already been killed by Israel, and the remaining few are hostages of Hamas. The majority of Israeli citizens have been protesting the mass genocide of Palestinians from the very beginning, and Dictator Netanyahu refuses to de escalate the situation.

I am seeking/building a Document Management System that allows healthcare patients to scan, store, view, and send medical records, using multiple selection criteria to filter desired documents. Below is my mockup ER.

Very small compared to the many thousands of Palestinian men, women, and children who had nothing to do with Hamas. Israel has proven to be no better than the Nazi's were with the Holocaust. The Israeli government is guilty of crimes against humanity, and if the Muslims invade Israel, the United...

This is exactly the point I am making! Two wrongs don't make a right. Israel exacted vengeful disproportionate genocide of all Palestinians and now more than a billion enraged Muslims are more united than ever in seeking retribution. I see the United States distancing itself from Israel.

I agree that Everything is a good tool. Nevertheless, I want to know if there's an Access based generic file manager available that I can add more features to, like scan documents, cascading combo boxes for categorising files, assign custom filenames, create/view folder trees, etc. I can always...

By index, I mean to categorize the file so I can filter my searches.

I am seeking an Access based media manager that allows me to index documents, images, and audio files so I can quickly locate, view, and attach selected files to email messages.

And Israel now did a bombing attack in Qatar, a sovereign Arab Nation that's a close U.S. Ally. This is going to haunt Israel, as several Arab Nations are going to retaliate in unthinkable ways.

You seem to be living in a dream world thinking that because their population has grown, genocide did not occur. If Israel would've just targeted Hamas, that would've been understandable, but they killed many thousands of innocent civilians and Israel will suffer the consequences, and they know...

I was just about to reply similarly. Not having the agent is not an issue.

What Israel has done to the Palestinians is mass genocide. Do you think the Muslim world is just going to let that go unpunished? I wouldn't be surprised if the unthinkable happens to Israel.

Over one billion Muslims are enraged! There's going to be retaliation sooner or later.

Express has artificial limits, such as available memory, cpu cores, and db size (10GB), but it performs well for up to 8 workstations running Access FE's. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/sql-server/editions-and-components-of-sql-server-2022?view=sql-server-ver17

Those are only the RDP clients. We're going to be using Terminal Server RemoteApps on Thin Client workstations, which require CAL'$.

We can also write a vb.net console app that does the copying and loading, and compile it to an exe. Here's one I did for backing up the data. Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic.FileIO Imports System.Environment Module Module1 Public Sub Main() If GetCommandLineArgs().Count <> 3 Then...

RDP is basically streaming video P2P accross the web with a refresh rate of 30 frames per second. Each viewer's workstation has an RDP client installed which communicates with the RDP server on the host. Since my propsect wants to start out with 15 seats, I did the math on the TS CAL's and it's...