If I know how to use Works as a database is there a way that i can switch the
look of access to look like works or have help?

Not that I'm aware of.

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"lookLikeWorks" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If I know how to use Works as a database is there a way that i can switch
> the
> look of access to look like works or have help?

Hi.

> is there a way that i can switch the
> look of access to look like works

There's no built-in setting, but Microsoft Access is highly customizable and has
far more features than Works. If you have the skills to customize Access to
look like Works, it's very doubtful that you'd want to reduce Access's feature
set. What exactly do you want Access to do in the same way as Works does it?

I'd really recommend that you learn Access instead, so that you can take
advantage of Access's RAD (rapid application development) features. Access has
a fairly steep learning curve, but it's well worth climbing if you're going to
spend much time developing or working with database applications.

HTH.
Gunny

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"lookLikeWorks" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If I know how to use Works as a database is there a way that i can switch the
> look of access to look like works or have help?