[AccessD] OT: Access and SQL server

Hey All
That is why I am asking the list, I value their expert opinions.  Rather 
than relying on someone who is either having a good or bad day.  Also I 
don't want to be spending $50 or $60 on the wrong book.
Susan and Martin I think I have heard those names before, they sound 
familiar.
Just kidding.


jm.hwsn wrote:

>I agree, but I also take into consideration who recommends a book.
>If I recognize someone on this list that reviews a book, I'd give them more
>weight than anyone else.
>On the same topic... Has anyone reviewed/used "Fixing Access Annoyances..."
>by Phil Mitchell?  Reviews are good on Amazon. Although it might be a little
>dated (2006).
>Thanks,
>Jim
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>Subject: Re: [AccessD] OT: Access and SQL server
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> >I'll find a book with great reviews and the next review they basically say
>it is not so good and so on and so on.
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>What I have found is that is true for any product anywhere.  There are some
>people who just don't like *anything* and they are the biggest complainers.
>
>I look for the highest average, and simultaneously not a huge 1 star.  I try
>and get 85% to be 5, 4, and 3 star.
>
>
>John W. Colby
>www.ColbyConsulting.com
>
>On 2/3/2011 11:19 AM, Tony Septav wrote:
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>>Hey All
>>Can anyone recommend a good book for learning "how to". I have googled and
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>a I'll find a book with
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>>great reviews and the next review they basically say it is not so good and
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>so on and so on. Any
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>>Thanks
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