I've been watching your videos since i started working in my new job as a junior database administrator and i can tell you i knew so little on access db but thanks to you and these informative videos i began to make projects for small to mid size businesses like gyms and education centers and truly its paying really well and gaining a ton of experience. thank you best teacher.
It's great that you are on TH-cam, it is so useful and Helpful. I tried to encript the Access DB as you tell in this video, but when you go under File -> Options you can change the settings so that everything is visible again. Is there a possibility to dishabilitate the Options?
Yes your end users will be able to see the objects but they won't be able to get into design view and yes there are ways with some programming to lock all that down so they can't even do the objects but again Access isn't 100% secure
@@599CD. I hoped I could hide the options too. But nevertheless Access is a great tool and your videos are great too. Thank you so much for your answer.
I already love this, before I even watched it until the end .. In my case, I created VBA code that creates everything, tables, select queries, etc... I only did not find any command to create my forms via VBA ..
Great vid, but I have a question. Do you have any references comparing .accdr vs .accde? (I watched your runtime video too) I think I’ve read on Mike wolfes site that he distributes his front ends in runtime mode, so I’m a little confused on when to use what. Apologies if I am mistaken. Thank you for all the amazing content!
Are there any situations where an accde will error and an accdb won’t? I’m experiencing this and not sure why, but I think it might be related to a vba function called from a query.
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I've been watching your videos since i started working in my new job as a junior database administrator and i can tell you i knew so little on access db but thanks to you and these informative videos i began to make projects for small to mid size businesses like gyms and education centers and truly its paying really well and gaining a ton of experience. thank you best teacher.
always thumbs up (even before the class starts) to the greatest Access teacher of all time. Thanks Richard for all your valuable lessons 👍
Really enjoyed this informative video. Thank you very much.
It's great that you are on TH-cam, it is so useful and Helpful.
I tried to encript the Access DB as you tell in this video, but when you go under File -> Options you can change the settings so that everything is visible again. Is there a possibility to dishabilitate the Options?
Yes your end users will be able to see the objects but they won't be able to get into design view and yes there are ways with some programming to lock all that down so they can't even do the objects but again Access isn't 100% secure
@@599CD. I hoped I could hide the options too. But nevertheless Access is a great tool and your videos are great too. Thank you so much for your answer.
This is SO interesting, thank you. I will try it soon!
Please do!
I already love this, before I even watched it until the end .. In my case, I created VBA code that creates everything, tables, select queries, etc... I only did not find any command to create my forms via VBA ..
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Great vid, but I have a question. Do you have any references comparing .accdr vs .accde? (I watched your runtime video too) I think I’ve read on Mike wolfes site that he distributes his front ends in runtime mode, so I’m a little confused on when to use what. Apologies if I am mistaken.
Thank you for all the amazing content!
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Valuabel Tips...! Thanks..
Most welcome!
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I just converted my database and none of my buttons or dropdown menus are working. What should I look for?
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Are there any situations where an accde will error and an accdb won’t? I’m experiencing this and not sure why, but I think it might be related to a vba function called from a query.
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Is it possible open this file on a Mac?
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