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is there anyway to check if my program is looking correct or if i am
completely wrong. Is there anyway to get it checked by someone who knows
exactly what they are doing?
 
Well, that depends on a lot of things, but if you want some one to look over
it, simply post, ask, and wait. Depending on the length and the problem, you
may get an answer.

If I can help, I will certainly try.
 
Jenn,

I frequently do this for customers. My fees are very reasonable. If you
would like me to take a look at your program (there will be a fee charged),
contact me at my email address below.
 
Hw do i post my program?


xRoachx said:
Well, that depends on a lot of things, but if you want some one to look over
it, simply post, ask, and wait. Depending on the length and the problem, you
may get an answer.

If I can help, I will certainly try.
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Hi.
is there anyway to check if my program is looking correct or if i am
completely wrong.
Click to expand...

Is it the VBA code you are concerned about or the database application?

If it's code, you may post it in this newsgroup, but post a new message with
a new subject that is short and descriptive of what you need. Be aware that
most people consider their time to be valuable, so if you post an entire
book's worth of code, many will probably ignore it. However, if you post a
snippet of code where you are having trouble, many volunteers will help you
if they can.

If it's your database application that you are concerned about, then it
takes an experienced eye to properly evaluate it, so try to find a friend,
relative, or acquaintance who is experienced in Access. If that isn't
possible, try to take a class in Access, and you can get your instructor to
give you pointers. If that isn't possible, hire a tutor or consultant who
specializes in "fix-its" for beginners. There are many consultants who
answer questions in these newsgoups, so check the signature lines of posts of
those you think can help you the most, and you'll likely find links to their
Web sites for contact information.

HTH.
Gunny

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Simply select all, copy, and paste. How long is your program? Are we
talking one module and several functions, or mulitple modules? Or is it a
couple of functions or the entire database?

If it is more than a couple of functions, you may have a hard time getting
some one to review it without a fee. :-(
 
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