jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Tue Oct 4 09:29:48 CDT 2011
> Someone put a gun to your head ? ;) Kinda. I spent days moving to a new disk / windows 7 for my dev machine. I have a client that uses Office 2010 and I am installing it on my wife's machine because she works for that client. I installed Office 2003 and then decided "what the heck" and installed Office 2010 as well. One of my not so good decisions. I am still actively debating uninstalling it. My problem atm is that I am able to get into my billing program in 2010 but not under 2003. I suspect that is an issue with both installed but I am not certain of that. What if I uninstall and still can't get into my billing program in 2003? But you (and the pile of evidence before my eyes) has convinced me and I am now uninstalling Office 2010. I will run it in a VM for the client. And pray that I can get my billing application back when 2010 is gone. John W. Colby Colby Consulting On 10/4/2011 10:19 AM, Mark Simms wrote: >> I am forced to use Access 2010 > Someone put a gun to your head ? ;) > > That being said, it sure is great for end-users, > But because they modified VBA, the bugs are numerous and nasty. > With SP1, you've got to decompile your VBA project daily....sometimes more. > > It's very obvious there was very little beta testing of this product by > developers. > >