[AccessD] Loss leader (or just plain loss)

I'd recommend 2003.  I have a fairly complex docketing system developed for
a patent attorney which is maintained in 2003 but he runs in 2007 on some
boxes.  If there are problems it's on the 2007 machines.  Maybe if I
switched it over entirely to 2007 those problems might go away.  But the IDE
in 2007 is so difficult, I won't do it (fortunately it's not a deal breaker
for the client).

As far as runtime - I use Wise/Sagekey for 2003 apps and it works
flawlessly.  If it's going to be runtime, it doesn't matter to them which
version, yes?

Rocky
 

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To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving; VBA
Subject: [AccessD] Loss leader (or just plain loss)

A friend has approached me about building an application for a small chain
of stores to manage inventory.  "Very simple".  I haven't yet talked to her
about the requirements.  She did say they were quoted (and rejected) a bid
of $4000 to do the job.

If I am going to do this at all it will have to be very quick and dirty, and
would be just to help a friend.

Is Access 2007 runtime stable?  Easy or difficult to use / install /
implement on site?

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John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com
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