Thanks Rich. I used to know my way around MS Access though I have not used
it for quite some time and will need to do some re-reading to get upto
speed. However I do have MS Access installed on my PC.
I've looked at a copy of the Legacy file in Access and started to identify
the tables and what they are supposed to represent. That is when I felt
like I was rediscovering the wheel again and was sure someone had already
done much of that and more.
There is a 'market' for shareware add-ons of this
type, but I didn't have the time or interest. Some
macros might be desirable,
That is what I was asking about from those who have created them.
Some may even be added into
future updates. You might want to join the B testers.
Would not mind doing so since I have worked extensively with computers since
the Apple II days, though I would have to brush up on Access now that I know
Legacy uses Access. Is the Legacy interface written in Visual Basic /
Access?
Jeff
RICHARD SCHULTHIES wrote:
Not sure what you want, or know, so I will start at
square one. The progam running under Legacy is Access.
If you have both programs, you can do very powerful
things. At one point, I used it to globally change the
"Exclude this Master Source from Reports", as I had
checked them all, and with about 15000 entries at the
time, it was much faster than changing one at a time.
There is a 'market' for shareware add-ons of this
type, but I didn't have the time or interest. Some
macros might be desirable, Some may even be added into
future updates. You might want to join the B testers.
Rich
--- malkajef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone
I have MS Access and would be very interested in
this topic. Has anything
come of it? I briefly searched the news archives
and found nothing further
about it.
If this is 'off topic' for this list, could Geoff or
anyone write me
privately?
Thank you.
Jeff
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Geoff Rasmussen wrote:
Mon, 26 Jun 2006 11:45:14 -0700
I'd like to put together a Legacy News article
(http://www.legacynews.typepad.com) on the added
benefits of using Access
with Legacy. Specifically, what are some things that
you can do with Access
that Legacy, alone, cannot do?
If you have suggestions and would like to
contribute, please use the "Submit
News" link from within the Legacy Home tab, or just
visit
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/submitnews.asp
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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