Re: Accounting in Access for small businesses
- From: "Larry Linson" <bouncer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 05:11:02 GMT
Sounds to me as if you need to try to repair your installation of Outlook
Express -- if you haven't done so lately, maybe a visit to Windows Update
will download something that will overlay whatever .DLL has become corrupted
and is causing the error when you "Reply Group". If that doesn't do it, at
the free newsserver, news.microsoft.com, you'll find links to a newsgroup
dedicated to Outlook Express. I've had good luck, too, with the information
at MVP Tom Koch's site, http://www.tomsterdam.com, for OE questions.
I can't help on the book. But if you visit http://www.databasecreations.com,
the first item in their list is "Accounting Software". It used to be called,
"Yes, I Can Run My Business with Access".
And, as a matter of fact, I don't recall seeing any books on using Access to
create specific types of applications, so even the one you mention is news
to me.
If you plan to create and market a general accounting package, you face an
uphill battle against well-regarded and entrenched opposition. On the other
hand, many of us have made a decent living filling specialized businesses'
specific needs but there was not much "accounting" involved in the ones I've
been associated with.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
"KnightKnives" <some@xxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is there anyone out there who could help me find the resources I need in
> order to make this application. I have done a lot of work with 2.0 engine
> then upgraded to 97; now have 2003. I have struggled with coding in VBA
> and know some VBA. Have bookkeeping degree but want to apply as much as I
> can with the limited knowledge that I have with VBA. Just some basics
> would help me. Also, I am new to this forum and new to using the net. I
> am using outlook express and when I try to reply to group I get and error.
> I am only able to do new posts so I can't respond to an ongoing
> discussion. This is either my inability to use this program properly or
> the program has its limitations. Probably it is me. Any info would ge
> greatly appreciated. I bought the book Access for Accounting, but the
> book was too simple. I have better programming skills than what the book
> has to offer. If there is a better book on the subject that anyone knows
> about that goes into all of the processes of accounting, Banking, Accts
> Receivables, Payroll... all the goodies, I would appreciate it if someone
> could give me an answer. Also if there are any codes available to the
> public that help to address the complications of making an accounting
> database I would be grateful for any links to such information. I don't
> want to steal any ideas just study how different people have addressed the
> accounting problems...
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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