Access User Group National Seminar 10th May 2012
by DSVR011170\margaret | 24/01/2012 14:50 |
Here's a date for your diary: Thursday 10th May 2012. Venue: Heritage Motor Centre, Banbury Road, Gaydon, Warwickshire, CV35 0BJ (Just off J12 of the M40). Full details and agenda to follow soon. |
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Get More From the VBA IDE by Writing Your Own Add-Ins, presented by Ralph Manley 
by DSVR011170\administrator | 15/11/2011 19:31 |
The VBA Integrated Development Environment (IDE) allows you to write and debug VBA code. The built-in tools like IntelliSense, coloured text and bookmarks, help when writing code but are not that much more of a step up than writing code with notepad.
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Subversion – A Better Source Code Control System? presented by Barry Pitfield and Steve Falla, X-Ware Limited
by DSVR011170\administrator | 11/11/2011 19:47 |
Managing source has never been easy or satisfactory in MS Access, but by using the open source ‘Subversion’, controlling source code becomes more manageable whether for a development team or a single developer. This session will cover the benefits of...
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Access Tips And Tricks - Duncan Milnes, HIT Limited
by DSVR011170\administrator | 11/11/2011 19:46 |
Access Tips and Tricks, presented by Duncan Milnes, HIT Limited
Duncan has been in the computer software game since the days of paper tape and 80 column cards. He has been fortunate enough to survive running his own software house for the last 20 years...
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Scaffolding A Basic Website From Your Database, presented by Andrew Wrigley, Wingspan Software
by DSVR011170\administrator | 11/11/2011 19:46 |
You have a great Access application and a happy client. But now the client wants the data to be editable on the web using standard web technologies. So what do you do? The easy option is to hire someone. The hard way, which is to learn ASP.NET from...
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