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The code is If IsNull(Me!OrderSummary.Column(5)) Then. I converted a 97 database to Access 2002, but discovered that some dates were corrupted. Any date that were supposed to be 2030 or later were displayed as 1930, etc. And some didn't display properl (i.e. Any fix for this other than re-typing all those dates affected • 3.
Dear all, I have a database with all my contacts (Name (Peter), e-mail address ( [email protected] ), adressee (Dear Peter). I would like to be able to send them a 'bulk but personal e-mail' with their own name in the field 'To' and in the textmessage a personal addressee to invite all people for one and the same party.
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What code do I need and/or is there someone who has done this already and would like to send me this code? I use Outlook Express 6.0, Access 2003 and WinXP In which newsgroups I best can place this question more? Kind regards, Marco. Similar Threads: 1. I've been programming in Access for a little over a year now; used the app for several years prior to doing development work.
I am just getting into SQL Server and.NET now. I am wondering what the advantages/disadvantages of the following two scenarios are: #1) Use Access as a FE and SQL Server as a BE #2) Use.NET as a FE and and SQL Server as a BE I would think.NET would be much better for web-based applications. I've done a fair amount of IIS and ASP.NET work, drilling into Access Queries, and had great results with that. Appreciate any insight. Thanks, Ryan--- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking 'Yes'. I have begun exploring expanding my skills into VB.Net. And while I fully intend to learn this language, I am not yet even well-versed in some of VB's functionality.
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