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I have been an IT professional for over 16 years. During that time I have accumulated a large store of knowledge and experience. This allows me to assist with a large variety of technology issues. My specialty is Database design primarily with MS Access. However, I can answer questions on many different IT related topics.
Experience in the area
I have worked in IT support for over 16 years. I have also helped people in cyberspace for a good portion of that time. I have been a volunteer staffer on Prodigy and AOL. I was the #2 ranked expert at AskMe.com (#1 in Technology) and am currently ranked at or near the top at Answerway.com and PointAsk.com.
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Recent Answers from ScottGem
2009-11-12 file keeping:
Sure its called CRM (Customer Relationship Management). There are several apps that allow this. You can use Outlook if your company provides, There is a Business Contact management add on for Outlook.
2009-09-14 combo boxes:
You can't. Comboboxes cannot do multiple selections. However, LIST boxes can by turning on the Multi-Select property. Look up multi-Select in Access Help for details on how to use the multiple selections
2009-08-13 Assesment Database:
I was hoping that the last paragraph would be in your next question. You have found someone who can do this for you, ME! What you appear to have is a variation on a survey database. You need to get
2009-08-12 Assesment Database:
If you take the WEB enabled out of the equation, then Access can handle the job. Access can be used by a non programmer, but I'm not sure if the business rules you have to deal with would not require more
2009-08-11 Assesment Database:
The WEB enabled piece is a stickler here. You would actually have to create TWO front ends to the data. One would be using something like ASP or PHP to create a WEB interface. The other using something
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