[AccessD] Future of Microsoft Access

LOL.  Yea, so write one.  Or go use (and help write) OpenOffice.

My point was not that it is even possible, my point was simply that if you were going to do so you 
could get a tremendous head start by basing it on a huge (existing) framework.

John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com


Stuart McLachlan wrote:
>  But I don't want a .Net based Access.   I want a standalone application that doesn't need a 
> huge framework.
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