Re: How will Access Survive
- From: "loringdo" <loringdo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 24 May 2006 06:30:32 -0700
Good question huh? -:). I agree a lot with Allen Browne and others on
good points. I think Access is becoming more robust for programmers
also. Because I do most of the development myself I use wizard,
add-ins, etc to make my job a lot easier. Most companies may start to
build application with Access but will still rely on programmers to
enhance or finish the project. Access is light weight portable and not
least affordable for most companies. Developing Access Pages is going
to be cutting edge working with primary interop assemblies (PIAs) that
contain the official description of the most commonly used., InfoPath
and other office products. I find that Access Pages don't have the
same versatility as static form, but hopefully from the same
environment access pages can be created with little bit more flex. I
seen snapshot of what Microsoft has shown of Access 2007, and
demonstration of what can be create through couple of the wizard. I
think Access will allow its developers to create application they only
thought of before. I am going to be died hard co-visionary of Access.
-:)
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