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Access 2002 Software Utilities

 

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Access 2002 Software Utilities

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Archive Microsoft Outlook E-Mail Messages & Attachments

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Archives e-mail contents to Access 2000 table

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Saves attachments as Windows files

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Access table of attachments tied to messages

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Hyperlinks to attachments

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Handles embedded messages - messages attached to messages.  These can be nested.

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Does not handle OLE items in an Outlook message, which Outlook stores as an attachment.

 

Archive Lotus Notes E-Mail Messages & Attachments

bulletSimilar features to the above.

 

 

Access Database Monitoring & Backup

bulletManages an unlimited list of access databases
bulletVerifies hourly during specified hours that each database is accessible
bulletExceptions are notified via e-mail, which can be easily routed to an alphanumeric pager.
bulletNightly runs automatic backup script and compression with optional printed report of results.
 

IT Project Status Tracking and Reporting

bulletMulti-user Access Database
bulletFocus is on tracking and reporting overall project status, major miulestones, etc.  Not intended to use to manage the details of a project
bulletShows status on unlimited number of project milestones
bulletAllows periodic text status summary; all are shown, latest first.
bulletAllows entry/reporting of Accomplishments & Next Steps
bulletAllows entry/reporting of Major issues
bulletAllows reporting of actions required outside the project team
bulletInteractive form and report for a single project or a custom filtered set of multiple projects.
 

Cross Reference Access Tables and Queries

bulletGenerate a where used list for tables and queries
bulletStep 1 - select the Access DB - browse to it
bulletStep 2 - One time extraction of the where used data
bulletStep 3 - Select a table or query name from a drop down list to see its where used by object name and type.

 

Access Where Used Structured Report/Diagram Showing Indented Structure

bulletShows end object and all queries & tables used in a tree structure like indented structure
bulletQueries, reports and forms and the input source for each.  If the input source is a query shows the tables and/or queries that are used by it.  Recursive structure shows all levels down to tables.

 

Access Database of Web Resources for Access

bulletList of various access resources
bulletIncludes sites with free code & downloads
bulletIncludes sites with Q & A forumns
bulletIncludes sites with various tips and FAQs
bulletIncludes specific Microsoft knowledgebase articles
bulletIncludes online tutorials
bulletAll have hotlink to target

 Job Search Contacts Database

bulletMaintain a list of contacts
bulletAllows recording of multiple sets of information related to each contact; thus allowing recording on each interchange.

I.S. Budget Development System

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Allows for entry of the proposed new budget for controllable accounts for each combination of cost center and account. 

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For each new budget entered, supporting detail can also be entered. 

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On-line review and update as well as a variety of reports can be produced.

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Maintains employee related budget information.  This includes salary data for existing and proposed billets, both exempt and non-exempt, along with employee related benefit amounts.  This information is initially entered into the roster system, then the Finance budget system.

 

I.S. Budget Management System

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 Assists in controlling budgets by improving ability to accurately forecast expenditures for specific cost centers and accounts.

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Allows I.S. top management and administration to analyze, summarize and report on various aspects of the budget forecasting process.

Report differences in all tables in two versions of Access MDB File

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Key need when distributing Access based software is to ensure all changes to tables are made when updating a client's access software.  This is because you cannot replace the tables because the live data is there.  This utility compares the attributes of fields in each database and reports the differences.

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The latest version also lists new fields, deleted fields and automatically applies changes (where permitted by Access).

 

Context Sensitive HELP System using Access Form

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This is a context sensitive help system built entirely within Access.  Each form can be tied to a unique HELP record, consisting of a single page of information for that form.  The system also allows for generic information about the system that is not tied to any form.

 

Compare Database Versions and Update the Table Definitions

I found a very nice, FREE utility to do this:  Compare'EM

http://home.gci.net/~mike-noel/CompareEM.htm

Very Easy to Use Reporting Subsystem for Access Apps

Why would anyone want this if they have Access.  The nitch for this is for very naiive users who are afraid of or won't learn enough Access to create a query to select the data they want and then use the Wizard to create their report.  Of course, this add-on is very limited, rudimentary.  But sometimes, that's all that is needed.  And it's FREE.

It is a part of the Corp Tech Demos from Duane Hookom

http://www.invisibleinc.com/download.cfm?filFilID=7

 

Add-on to Existing Reports to Allow Custom Data Selection/Filtering

This FREE utility allows you to define existing reports for which the user can add additional data selection when running.

http://www.mile50.com/access/rfil/index.htm

 

Add-on Report Writer Suitable for Novice End-users

http://www.invisibleinc.com/download.cfm?filFilID=7

It is part of the FREE Corp Tech Demos download.

It certainly is not as functional as Access' built in capability but might be just right for simple reports by users who are not willing to learn enough Access.

 

 

Free Access Online Tutorials

http://www.gcflearnfree.org/Tutorials/Details.aspx?Tutorial=Access%202003&tutorialID=52

 

http://www.functionx.com/access/index.htm