Looking for functional examples of advanced access development techniques?
While he is no longer active in the Microsoft Access community, Stephen Lebans left a treasure trove of numerous tips and examples for aspiring Access database developers.
For anyone interested in access development that hasn't been to his website, you should give it a look.
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