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[oldredduck]

Hello experts of Access Programming

I have a basic knowledge of programming and with that I have tried to build a small programm for a Cycle Club.
Registration of members, adress etc, no financial things involved.
Looked and copied pieces of others programms etc
I think it could be better programming and even shorter or/and faster


Who would like to have a view and test it and give me the right direction, I'm sure there is double pieces in it

Please let me know and I will send you a copy

Regards and thanks for your support

Alex

[Bob Fitz]

If you post a copy of your db here on the forum, I'm sure someone will take a look

[Missinglinq]

Also, if you save the file in 2007 format, instead of 2013 format, more people, here, will be able to take a look at it.

Linq ;0)>

[isladogs]

Hi linq
AFAIK you can't save an accdb file for a specific version. It's just ACCDB

[orange]

@oldredduck

Can you describe to readers in 4-5 lines what your proposed Cycle Club program involves, besides Registration?
Perhaps using the old stand by --who, what, when, where, how much and how often -- will help.

Post things in the forum.
Good luck.

[oldredduck]

Thank you all for your reactions.
It's a simple registration database, with First-Lastname, streetadress, postcode, date of birth, date of become member, photo, phone and mob phone number, email adresses.
and registraion number of the Duch Cycle Union
You can sort in different ways
Short resumé of this database
Alex

[Micron]

This forum allows you to post files, which is the preferred method. Asking us to reveal email addresses is not something that everyone here will cooperate with. Besides, you get more and varied interaction by posting sample db's. Usually, you need to compact/repair a copy of your db before zipping it. This may not be the uber tutorial on how to post files here, but it should suffice for your situation.
https://www.accessforums.net/showthread.php?t=70301

Consider the advice to Save As your db (when creating the copy) and create an older file version, regardless of what extension it may end up with.

[oldredduck]

This forum allows you to post files, which is the preferred method. Asking us to reveal email addresses is not something that everyone here will cooperate with. Besides, you get more and varied interaction by posting sample db's. Usually, you need to compact/repair a copy of your db before zipping it. This may not be the uber tutorial on how to post files here, but it should suffice for your situation.
https://www.accessforums.net/showthread.php?t=70301

Consider the advice to Save As your db (when creating the copy) and create an older file version, regardless of what extension it may end up with.

Thanks for you answer but I didn't succeed to att a file in zip/rar format.
Followed the instructions, it shows it was uploading but nothing appears in the box
Sorry for the inconvinience

Alex

[Micron]

Well, if you do get it working, suggest zip, not rar. I've seen others here comment that they can't unzip rar (though I can).
However, don't know what "box" you're referring to - Folders, Home or Attachments.