Does anyone have the Icecream.mdb database from Beginning Access 2000 VBA by Sussman and Smith, can

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[Guest]

Yes, I have this sample database.
Can't post it, but if you send me a private e-mail message with a valid
return address, I will send you a copy.

Tom

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http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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[Joan Wild]

Yes, I have this sample database.
Can't post it, but if you send me a private e-mail message with a valid
return address, I will send you a copy.

I would think that if the authors wanted to make it publicly available,
they'd do so via a website.

 

[Guest]

Hi Joan,

You're probably right. However, anyone who knows about the sample database
that came with a specific book most likely owns a copy of the book. It's
fairly easy to lose the CD that comes with a book, or it becomes damaged such
that it cannot be read. I once loaned one of my Access books, with CD, to a
student when I was teaching an Access course. I got the book back, but he had
accidently lost the CD.

This particular sample database is not a spectacular application chock full
of fancy code. My offer stands to the OP.

Tom
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[Joan Wild]

Your call, but I think you're assuming a lot.

Hi Joan,

You're probably right. However, anyone who knows about the sample database
that came with a specific book most likely owns a copy of the book. It's
fairly easy to lose the CD that comes with a book, or it becomes damaged
such
that it cannot be read. I once loaned one of my Access books, with CD, to
a
student when I was teaching an Access course. I got the book back, but he
had
accidently lost the CD.

This particular sample database is not a spectacular application chock
full
of fancy code. My offer stands to the OP.

Tom
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[Brendan Reynolds]

For whatever it may be worth, the Icecream.mdb file for the Access 2002
edition of the book is available online at ...

http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/productCd-0764544020,descCd-download_code.html

 

[Joan Wild]

For whatever it may be worth, the Icecream.mdb file for the Access 2002
edition of the book is available online at ...

http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/productCd-0764544020,descCd-download_code.html

There ya go!

 

[Guest]

Thanks Brendan,

I didn't see that download, since it is offered for the Access 2002 version
of this book. The OP had asked about the Access 2000 version, which is the
version that I have in my library. This sample is probably pretty much the
same, however, I note that the 2002 version has several additional authors.

Tom
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For whatever it may be worth, the Icecream.mdb file for the Access 2002
edition of the book is available online at ...

http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTitle/productCd-0764544020,descCd-download_code.html