bpstratton
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Hi Guys,
New here.
I've used Access 2003 for fairly simple things at home for years now (like cataloging my DVDs,) and now I'm trying to work with 2007 on a more important project, my Hebrew language homework, but I find it befuddling. What's more, I've forgotten things I knew, one of which brings me in tonight for advice.
Alas, I don't know VB, and the Queries generally frighten me, so I'll be reading this forum a lot, I'm sure. But, I digress.
Can't say I love Access 2007 yet, but maybe with a little help, it will become an old friend. I know some of the basics, at least, so maybe I can point someone who has never used it before in the right direction.
My background is way back in the olden days - in the dark ages of IT, when we called it something else. I won't even say it, because chances are nobody here will relate to the term anyhow. When I knew how anything worked, PCs were still called micro computers, so by that you should be able to date me. *Sigh* Where does the time go?
Now, I am retired, running at a slower pace, and in need of assistance with good old MS.
Nice to meet you all. Hope to see you around.
New here.
I've used Access 2003 for fairly simple things at home for years now (like cataloging my DVDs,) and now I'm trying to work with 2007 on a more important project, my Hebrew language homework, but I find it befuddling. What's more, I've forgotten things I knew, one of which brings me in tonight for advice.
Alas, I don't know VB, and the Queries generally frighten me, so I'll be reading this forum a lot, I'm sure. But, I digress.
Can't say I love Access 2007 yet, but maybe with a little help, it will become an old friend. I know some of the basics, at least, so maybe I can point someone who has never used it before in the right direction.
My background is way back in the olden days - in the dark ages of IT, when we called it something else. I won't even say it, because chances are nobody here will relate to the term anyhow. When I knew how anything worked, PCs were still called micro computers, so by that you should be able to date me. *Sigh* Where does the time go?
Now, I am retired, running at a slower pace, and in need of assistance with good old MS.
Nice to meet you all. Hope to see you around.
