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  1. 09-07-2016, 03:04 PM #1
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    A hint of the future of Access

    Here is a link to important news concerning Access and Office 365
    AccessFunctions_SyntaxAndExamples TechontheNet
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    Debugging VBA and Error Handling
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    More VBA is what I would like to see. With everything trending towards SaaS and web services, I often wonder about Access Desktop. The Universal Windows Platform may be the only thing to fill a void if Access Database was not available. I am banking on large industries like medical care keeping Access Database around for a while, though.
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