M
Maurice
Your right about that thing on the left side. Tha nav. pane is killing me.
With every db I open it changes everything. Somehow i'm investigating the
quickest way to navigate through my objects within the dbwindow (sorry
nav.pane). My collegue started using the tabbed forms and is exicted about
it. His good right, i don't agree just yet. Might be my stubberness. I think
it's good to hear various ideas from clienst and collegues to give me a
broader view and perspective of things. Remains the fact that I still have to
work and develop db's in Access.
Personally I like the option to connect to SQL as a backend but not
everybody is ready for such a transition when working with a front and
backend that easily.
Not to mention the fact that the ribbon is a new feature you really have to
dig into to make a cool look for your apps in Access. Figured that one out
and is starting to get my attention (looks cool your own ribbon).
With every db I open it changes everything. Somehow i'm investigating the
quickest way to navigate through my objects within the dbwindow (sorry
nav.pane). My collegue started using the tabbed forms and is exicted about
it. His good right, i don't agree just yet. Might be my stubberness. I think
it's good to hear various ideas from clienst and collegues to give me a
broader view and perspective of things. Remains the fact that I still have to
work and develop db's in Access.
Personally I like the option to connect to SQL as a backend but not
everybody is ready for such a transition when working with a front and
backend that easily.
Not to mention the fact that the ribbon is a new feature you really have to
dig into to make a cool look for your apps in Access. Figured that one out
and is starting to get my attention (looks cool your own ribbon).