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@Issac Agreed, not only create a new forum for PowerApps, you all should start learning it, or another great web RAD tool like Zoho Creator @isladogs

Will there be more than one xls file in the source or destination folders? If false, then why not just cut the xls file from the source folder and paste it to the destination folder with the Move command, and then rename it to data.xls...

arnelgp is one of the most knowledgeable and helpful memebrs I have ever encountered in forums, so his valuable feedback is always welcome in my book.

The most important performance factor of any cable modem is the DOCSIS version: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOCSIS The latest Spectrum modems use DOCSIS 4.0 with a max upstream speed of 10 Gbit/s, and 6 Gbit/s downstream. So no matter how fast your ISP's bandwidth, the bottleneck is the modem...

There's no such thing as total anonymity, and those are all correct statements in the review which are acceptable to me. I only have the FF browser installed on this PC I exclusively use for surfing the web, so the only thing my ISP knows is that I am always interacting with Cloudflare. However...

The extension installed on my FF browser encrypts everything before it goes out through my ISP's modem and its received by my proxy which forwards it to its final destination. Likewise, everything that comes into my FF browser first stops at my proxy, gets encrypted and is forwarded to my FF...

For 2.99USD per month you can subscribe to Firefox Private Network: https://fpn.firefox.com/ The FPN browser extension creates an encrypted tunnel proxy between an FF browser and a cloud-hosted network. While you browse the web, your browsing data flows from Firefox directly through this secure...

I never use built-in wifi with ISP modems, I plug in my own router. Nothing fancy, a good ole $30 USD n-router, and speed/reliability is excellent. If you have the modem's password, (usually found on the modem's bottom or back), you can login to it and disable the built-in wifi's radio...

Aye, small world indeed. Went to NAF Atsugi several times from 90 to 92.

BTW, I was a military brat, born on an American Air Force Base near Madrid, Spain and then became a squid in the 7th Fleet as a YN stationed in Yokosuka, Japan. Agreed, to each his own. Never doubt the courage of the French, they discovered that snails are edible :)

The MS Bounty Program was made aware of @isladogs Security Challenge. I provided them the link and screenshots of all his webpages related to the demo challenge. If you publicly challenge anyone to break into your software and voluntarily provide said software for that purpose, you relinquish...

In the specific case of @isladogs "Security Challenge", it actually becomes public domain because he publicly posted his demo database to challenge anyone to break into it. If someone were to reverse engineer his encrypted accde frontend demo, expose the vba code, or any other aspect of his...

Actually, Eli Whitney was who invented and patented the cotton gin.

That one certainly captivated your attention ;) and spawned a great cottage industry.

The idea was not already rolling from within MS. When has MS marketing given much thought to Access?... They still don't mention it in all their Office marketing. In year 2015, I initially posted the idea in Access UserVoice and the then MS Access Team admin, Michal Bar closed it. Then I...

Understood Yes (y)

It's all good Doc, I'm not offended. My relationship with Access is like Marmite, "Love it, or hate it" ;) I know I come off too strong and obnoxious, but I am actually fond about Access and wish MS would do something to improve its security. So I am using reverse psychology to get their...

Disdain?... Why would anyone have disdain for such a cute little toy like Access?... It just so happens I do have a fiduciary duty towards my customers because if their data gets hacked I could be held responsible for using a development tool which has a reputation of being very easy to hack...

What's the difference, I was still able to export all data that was decrypted for users to manipulate via a form they use for viewing/adding/editing records. If you think the image I posted is doctored up, try it for yourselves. The bottom line is no matter what you do to "secure" your accde...