Larry...
I have already created accounting software packages for several
businesses in my area. I just want to brush up on some of the programming
in VBA that is different than mine and see new approaches.
I was in the updates center the other day before I received your message
and found the update that I needed. If this goes through your advice has
been very useful and appreciated.
I have been programming in Access since 2.0 and have enjoyed the
continual advancements that have propelled from that simple yet at the time
powerful database program. I now use both browsers, Mozzilla and Outlook.
Once I buy a new laptop I think most of the problems that keep reoccurring
will disappear.
"Larry Linson" <bouncer@localhost.not> wrote in message
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> Sounds to me as if you need to try to repair your installation of Outlook
> Express -- if you haven't done so lately, maybe a visit to Windows Update
> will download something that will overlay whatever .DLL has become
> corrupted and is causing the error when you "Reply Group". If that doesn't
> do it, at the free newsserver, news.microsoft.com, you'll find links to a
> newsgroup dedicated to Outlook Express. I've had good luck, too, with the
> information at MVP Tom Koch's site,
http://www.tomsterdam.com, for OE
> questions.
>
> I can't help on the book. But if you visit
>
http://www.databasecreations.com, the first item in their list is
> "Accounting Software". It used to be called, "Yes, I Can Run My Business
> with Access".
>
> And, as a matter of fact, I don't recall seeing any books on using Access
> to create specific types of applications, so even the one you mention is
> news to me.
>
> If you plan to create and market a general accounting package, you face an
> uphill battle against well-regarded and entrenched opposition. On the
> other hand, many of us have made a decent living filling specialized
> businesses' specific needs but there was not much "accounting" involved in
> the ones I've been associated with.
>
> Larry Linson
> Microsoft Access MVP
>
>
>
> "KnightKnives" <some@2.com> wrote in message
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>> Is there anyone out there who could help me find the resources I need in
>> order to make this application. I have done a lot of work with 2.0
>> engine then upgraded to 97; now have 2003. I have struggled with coding
>> in VBA and know some VBA. Have bookkeeping degree but want to apply as
>> much as I can with the limited knowledge that I have with VBA. Just some
>> basics would help me. Also, I am new to this forum and new to using the
>> net. I am using outlook express and when I try to reply to group I get
>> and error. I am only able to do new posts so I can't respond to an
>> ongoing discussion. This is either my inability to use this program
>> properly or the program has its limitations. Probably it is me. Any
>> info would ge greatly appreciated. I bought the book Access for
>> Accounting, but the book was too simple. I have better programming
>> skills than what the book has to offer. If there is a better book on the
>> subject that anyone knows about that goes into all of the processes of
>> accounting, Banking, Accts Receivables, Payroll... all the goodies, I
>> would appreciate it if someone could give me an answer. Also if there
>> are any codes available to the public that help to address the
>> complications of making an accounting database I would be grateful for
>> any links to such information. I don't want to steal any ideas just
>> study how different people have addressed the accounting problems...
>>
>> Thanks in advance
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