I developed in Access 2.0 for many years, then moved on to VB.net and SQL Server. Recently returned to Access 2016 to create my own app for tracking personal accounts and stuff. So quickly reminded how productive, capable and fun(!) it is. Maybe the latter is what held it back from enterprises. Semi-retired, so may be building apps for local good causes and hopefully contributing to the community, so well represented here on this excellent resource. My thanks to all of you for keeping Access going.
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Interesting choice of screen name. But regardless, always glad to have another voice in the chorus.
