Ah, I was afraid of that. I should mention that there's no real need to do anything but pile the lines on top of each other, I'm not manipulating them in any fashion (so AutoCAD for example is overkill). 30k is on the extreme end, but I think it wouldn't take unreasonably long.
The other important part is retention of the info, so I guess I'll have to learn how to do some database stuff in a programming language and go from there....
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Drawing graphics in Access
I would like to create and print a production worksheet, and store certain information from past jobs in the database for easy reference and duplication. Access seems like a simple way to accomplish this, but I also need to generate and draw an image (a preview of a file) and be able to display and alter it at the user's control.
We have Access 2000, but upgrading is not out of the question. I can't, however, find much in the way...
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