You are welcome to download any of my demos, provided you give proper attribution to the original author if you use the techniques I presented into your own projects. If you find any bugs or have improvement recommendations, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Looking for some quick and dirty code snippets? Browse through some code solutions I have compiled over the years from friends and fellow developers. Again, please give proper attribution to the original author if you use any of these code into your own projects.
I hope you enjoy some blog articles I wrote in response to a few questions from forum members. I thought writing my answers to some of the more common questions would help avoid the redundancy of explaining the same concept to new members.
I have been using Microsoft Access for many years and really enjoy developing all types of database projects for different purposes. I tend to spend a lot of my free time in dicussion forums answering questions and providing solutions to a myriad of database related problems and issues.
I like sharing what I have learned about working with Access, so please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions that has been bugging you or if you need a little help with your database project. I usually answer my emails right away. Otherwise, I hope to run into some of you in the forums.
The collection of Access demos found here is the result of many years of answering users' questions at UtterAccess and other discussion forums. Most of them were created to solve a particular database problem, but others were only created to demonstrate a general concept or technique in Access. These demos were created with the developer in mind. As such, you will not find a step-by-step tutorial on how to implement these techniques in your own particular database project. However, if you have any questions or need help implementing any of the demos yourself, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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In all the years I have spent participating in many forum discussions, I have come across several questions with a recurring theme. To avoid explaining the same concept repeatedly, I decided to compile these code snippets in one place to make it easier for me to share them whenever the need arises. Some of these sample codes are based on what I learned from other Access experts and Microsoft MVPs. Wherever applicable, I have given them credit for their contributions. If you decide to use these codes in your own projects, please be courteous and give the original authors the attribution they deserve. If you have any questions or recommendations to add to my code collection, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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I decided to start using a blog site to easily share some concepts I learned throughout the years of developing various Access applications. Some of my blog posts were in direct response to a forum question and then posted here to help others who may be facing the same issues in their own projects. If you like or dislike any of the blogs, please do not hesitate to leave a comment under that particular blog article. Also, please let me know if there are any topics you would like to see me cover in future articles.
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