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Microsoft Access News: Updating the Access Services in SharePoint Roadmap


Microsoft Access

If you have been using Microsoft Access Services (in SharePoint), be aware of the latest news last week of this being dropped. Not to surprised! Microsoft Access is a desktop power application tool which works very well with VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). A web version always had its limitations and it seems now perhaps there was never a large enough take up of developers when other and better alternatives were in the offering. Anywhere, here’s the article: Microsoft Access […]

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How to Publish An Access Database To SharePoint – MS Access On The Web


MS Access

With the release of Access 2010 and better still, version 2013, publishing your Microsoft Access database on the web couldn’t be easier. Check out this short three and half minute video tutorial showing how you link and synchronise between SharePoint (online Access Services) and your ACCDB database file within Microsoft Access.  How to Publish An Access Database To SharePoint – MS Access On The Web Just a few points to be aware of when considering migrating your database live on […]

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Access 2013 – 4 Ways to Create an Access App


Access Database

Here’s a quick video tutorial (only two and half minutes) that shows the new pending Access Database 2013 application and the 4 ways to create and MS Access app (or database) Four individuals demonstrating the 4 ways to create an Access database with the main feature being the new enhanced and advancement bringing it into 21st century namely a web version. Access Database 2013 – 4 Ways to Create an Access App Even though previous versions of Access use the web services, this […]

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Working With Hyperlinks In Access – Create A Button Link


Access Database

With an Access database, there are many ways to perform similar functions like creating a clickable button using the standard CommandButton or using hyperlinks in Access Database instead – that’s a URL link and having some quick automated way to fire up an email for example. This blog expands on this feature and in particular how you can use a hyperlink to act as an alternative button for your datasheet or form objects in your database without even using a single […]

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Microsoft Access Hyperlinks: Easy To Create And Apply


Microsoft Access

Take a look at how easy Access hyperlinks are with this effective two minute video tutorial showing the simple steps in a table when setting the field’s data type to ‘Hyperlink’. Microsoft Access Hyperlinks: Easy To Create And Apply Like with all defined data types and their properties in a table, your forms inherit these settings too making the smooth transition to a user-friendly Access application. Microsoft Access hyperlinks have been around since version 97 and in a form you […]

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Microsoft Access Database: Access Web Database from a Windows Phone


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Using Microsoft Access 2010 with Microsoft Office 365, you can use your Windows 7 (mobile phone operating system) to read and update your Access database via the web. Take a look at this quick demonstration which will require certain services to be in place including Microsoft Enterprise Services. Microsoft Access Database Tutorial – My Comments You will need to have several products and services in place to fully utilise this useful tool via your mobile phone. Therefore, it will need to include Microsoft Office […]

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