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Leslie Isaacs
Hello All
I am using Office Professional 97 and Windows 2K Professional, over a 4-PC + file-server network.
I use Access to run a small Payroll Agency - the mdb does the payroll function as well as various 'business management' functions.
I want to move towards a more 'paperless' operation, and as part of this I want to establish a filing/indexing system for incoming/outgoing emails/faxes. Obviously items could be automatically diverted to individual client folders in Outlook, and/or (presumably) they could be saved (as what file-type?) to a client folder on my file-server. The important thing is obviously speed of retreival: all items are associated with a particular client, and then EITHER with a particular pay-period OR (for general employee items) with a particular employee.
It seems to me that the best solution might be to store everything on the file-server, but with a shortcut to it that is itself stored in a table (or tables?) in the backend of the mdb.
I realise that I may be asking quite a lot from this newsgroup, but if someone could at least point me in the right direction I would be very grateful!
Many thanks
Leslie Isaacs
I am using Office Professional 97 and Windows 2K Professional, over a 4-PC + file-server network.
I use Access to run a small Payroll Agency - the mdb does the payroll function as well as various 'business management' functions.
I want to move towards a more 'paperless' operation, and as part of this I want to establish a filing/indexing system for incoming/outgoing emails/faxes. Obviously items could be automatically diverted to individual client folders in Outlook, and/or (presumably) they could be saved (as what file-type?) to a client folder on my file-server. The important thing is obviously speed of retreival: all items are associated with a particular client, and then EITHER with a particular pay-period OR (for general employee items) with a particular employee.
It seems to me that the best solution might be to store everything on the file-server, but with a shortcut to it that is itself stored in a table (or tables?) in the backend of the mdb.
I realise that I may be asking quite a lot from this newsgroup, but if someone could at least point me in the right direction I would be very grateful!
Many thanks
Leslie Isaacs