I'm looking for a point of sale system for a client. It needs to be in Access with source code so that we can customize it to meet their needs.
I've found one called POSitively Business! that meets our criteria. Has anyone used this? Are there any other ones that are highly regarded?
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks,
George Troutman
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2007 Runtime Developer option disappeared
I have created several runtime versions of applications. Much to my delight it has worked very well.
I recently opened Access 2000 on the same machine (and had to reinstall part of it for no apparent reason). Now the Developer option has disappeared from my Office 2007 version. I've tried reinstalling the Developer Extensions to no avail. I even repaired my Access 2007 copy. No luck.
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Thanks for your reply. I've been doing some research on this and have found that Access 2007 is supposed to have this for FREE. Am I mis-reading this? The link (from Microsoft no less) is:
http://msdn2.microsoft .com/en-us/office/bb229700.aspx... -
Runtime version of an Access 2000 application
I have a client who wants to run an Access 2000 app that I created but doesn't want to buy a version of Access for every computer in his office. So I need to create a runtime version. I remember that you could do this in Access 97.
What is the best way to proceed? I don't have the Professional edition of Access 2000. Should I upgrade to Access 2003 Professional edition? Is there a version of Access 2007 that allows you to... -
replace CHR(13) with a true CR in memo field
Hello all,
I have some FoxPro data that I am converting to Access. The design of the old tables did not use memo fields. It had a record for each line in a child table.
I have created a FoxPro prg that concatenates the data into a memo field with a CHR(13) between them to force each record on to a separate line in the memo field in the new table. The data looks fine in FoxPro.
However, when...
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