jimfortune@compumarc.com wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm looking for recommendations for automated time card systems that
> work well with Access. I only need the system to be able to identify
> employees and start and stop times in order to integrate with an
> existing costing database. I can program a barcode reader in Access
> but I think the company is looking for something that is compact,
> networkable and professional looking. I've also heard about systems
> that use small induction coils to identify employees. I wanted to see
> if anyone had any success stories before starting my research. I
> appreciate any recommendations that may be of value.
>
> Thanks,
> James A. Fortune
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I went and googled "time card reader" and the first link brought me to
http://www.timeclockplus.com/product...prof/prof.aspx. It says
"TimeClock Plus™ Professional Edition offers the power of SQL using
MSDE®, Microsoft's Desktop Server Engine. Each copy of Professional is
distributed with MSDE, eliminating the need for the purchase of
Microsoft SQL Server®. MSDE's capabilities are essentially identical to
those of SQL Server with a governed limit of 5 concurrent users and 2 Gb
database limit.". So I see no reason why you can't link to it.
There are no prices...so I guess there is some cost to it. But if you
want something professional it might be worth it.
