PiedPiper70
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Hi. I've been creating database programs using Access for about 15 years and have made a living at it - can't complain.
I'm now closing in on retirement but before I go I have one big task. My biggest, and only, client is still on XP and Office 2003, with the backend data as an .mdb on a file server. Whether I like it or not, they are going to Win 7 and Office 10 early next year and so I'm going to have to convert my application accordingly. At the same time we may go to SQL Server. I'm just beginning to realise how much I'm behind the times.
In the past, News Groups and forums have always been good to me when I needed help. Here's hoping that this one proves to be as useful.
In return I promise to contribute where I can.
Cheers
Dave
I'm now closing in on retirement but before I go I have one big task. My biggest, and only, client is still on XP and Office 2003, with the backend data as an .mdb on a file server. Whether I like it or not, they are going to Win 7 and Office 10 early next year and so I'm going to have to convert my application accordingly. At the same time we may go to SQL Server. I'm just beginning to realise how much I'm behind the times.
In the past, News Groups and forums have always been good to me when I needed help. Here's hoping that this one proves to be as useful.
In return I promise to contribute where I can.
Cheers
Dave
