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February 10th, 2005, 04:37 AM
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designing real estate database using Access 2000
Can anyone give me hints? All advice is important at this time
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February 10th, 2005, 01:47 PM
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Kenard
Rather an open-ended request, don't you think? Why have you selected Access as your "tool of choice" for this project? What level of experience do you already have using MS Access? Which version? "Real Estate" may be a very broad field, especially to folks without any direct experience. Are you considering buying/selling, managing properties, residential/commercial, legal considerations, urban planning, ...? -- More info, please ... Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Kenard" wrote in message ... Can anyone give me hints? All advice is important at this time
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February 10th, 2005, 03:17 PM
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I have selected to use MS Access as this is the database application inwhich I
have experience. I am a MOS in Access 2000. The database that i'm about to create is about buying/selling real estate, residential/commercial, and also managing properties. "Jeff Boyce" wrote: Kenard Rather an open-ended request, don't you think? Why have you selected Access as your "tool of choice" for this project? What level of experience do you already have using MS Access? Which version? "Real Estate" may be a very broad field, especially to folks without any direct experience. Are you considering buying/selling, managing properties, residential/commercial, legal considerations, urban planning, ...? -- More info, please ... Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Kenard" wrote in message ... Can anyone give me hints? All advice is important at this time
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February 10th, 2005, 03:19 PM
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I have selected to use MS Access as this is the database application inwhich I
have experience. I am a MOS in Access 2000. The database that i'm about to create is about buying/selling real estate, residential/commercial, and also managing properties. "Jeff Boyce" wrote: Kenard Rather an open-ended request, don't you think? Why have you selected Access as your "tool of choice" for this project? What level of experience do you already have using MS Access? Which version? "Real Estate" may be a very broad field, especially to folks without any direct experience. Are you considering buying/selling, managing properties, residential/commercial, legal considerations, urban planning, ...? -- More info, please ... Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Kenard" wrote in message ... Can anyone give me hints? All advice is important at this time
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February 11th, 2005, 01:26 PM
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Thanks for the additional information. While I am not familiar with
applications like you mentioned, others in the 'group may be. Also, consider checking both the Microsoft site for templates, and try Googling on the topic. -- Good luck Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Kenard" wrote in message ... I have selected to use MS Access as this is the database application inwhich I have experience. I am a MOS in Access 2000. The database that i'm about to create is about buying/selling real estate, residential/commercial, and also managing properties.
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February 11th, 2005, 05:51 PM
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Thanks!
"Jeff Boyce" wrote: Thanks for the additional information. While I am not familiar with applications like you mentioned, others in the 'group may be. Also, consider checking both the Microsoft site for templates, and try Googling on the topic. -- Good luck Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Kenard" wrote in message ... I have selected to use MS Access as this is the database application inwhich I have experience. I am a MOS in Access 2000. The database that i'm about to create is about buying/selling real estate, residential/commercial, and also managing properties.
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February 22nd, 2005, 03:15 AM
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"Jeff Boyce" wrote: Kenard Rather an open-ended request, don't you think? Why have you selected Access as your "tool of choice" for this project? What level of experience do you already have using MS Access? Which version? "Real Estate" may be a very broad field, especially to folks without any direct experience. Are you considering buying/selling, managing properties, residential/commercial, legal considerations, urban planning, ...? -- More info, please ... Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Kenard" wrote in message ... Can anyone give me hints? All advice is important at this time
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February 22nd, 2005, 03:17 AM
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"Jeff Boyce" wrote: Kenard Rather an open-ended request, don't you think? Why have you selected Access as your "tool of choice" for this project? What level of experience do you already have using MS Access? Which version? "Real Estate" may be a very broad field, especially to folks without any direct experience. Are you considering buying/selling, managing properties, residential/commercial, legal considerations, urban planning, ...? -- More info, please ... Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Kenard" wrote in message ... Can anyone give me hints? All advice is important at this time
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