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  Friday, April 23, 2010 – Permalink –

Bracket Characters

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Certain special characters must be surrounded with brackets

"Microsoft Access does not restrict the use of special characters such as a number sign (#), a period (.), or a quotation mark (") in the database object names or in the database field names. However, if you do use the special characters, you may experience unexpected errors.
" To work around this problem, do not use special characters. If you must use special characters in query expressions, enclose the special characters in brackets ([]). For example, if you want to use the greater than sign (>), use [>]."
Special Characters




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  Friday, April 16, 2010 – Permalink –

More Controls

Proximity Functions

"Proximity Functions" is a set of MS Access modules, forms and controls that you can use to easily add professional functionality to your MS Access application without programming. By simply importing a few modules, then copying and pasting one control next to a text control on your form you can add Windows-standard file open/save dialogs, folder browse dialogs, color selection dialogs, a fantastic calendar date picker dialog, and more.

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  Wednesday, April 07, 2010 – Permalink –

Picture Controls

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Pictures can add interest and understanding to Forms and Reports.
This article covers the pertinent details you'll need to know.

Use images in your Access forms, reports, and controls




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