[AccessD] Old Dog New Tricks

Hey Rocky
I do not know if your are replying to me.
I agree the fat years have gone, I am in basically the same boat.
But I had an interesting thing happen in January, I company that had 
bought another company phoned me to say they had found an old program I 
had designed in 2001 and they want to buy the my code. I nearly choked, 
I said that is 7 years ago.  They said it is so simple and clean , just 
what we needed. Go figure.


Rocky Smolin at Beach Access Software wrote:

>I'm finding that the opportunities for Access work are fewer than they used
>to be 3-5 years ago.  And that more and more I'm saying 'No I don't do web
>work".  So that's what's driving my search. I agree about the power and RAD
>capabilities of Access.
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>Rocky
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>[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Tony Septav
>Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 12:18 PM
>To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
>Subject: [AccessD] Old Dog New Tricks
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>Hey All
>Ah yes where to go next.
>My question is, if you can provide a client with a simple, clean, powerful
>and effiicient program, then really what does it matter what development
>language you use.  I hate to say it but I have to, ACCESS has not let me
>down so far.
>Side Note: None of my clients have requested Internet availability
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>I know, I know this old dog will probably have dinosaurs dancing on his
>grave.
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