[AccessD] Tony's comments

Yep, yep and yep.

BTW did you know I was a founding member of the Access user's group in SD?  That was back in '94 or 
thereabouts.  I got a job through Volt Technical building an Access db and there was no help, even 
very few books.  There used to be this little computer oriented rag in the area with a 'wanted' 
section.  Someone advertised to start an Access User's Group and I answered the ad along with about 
5 other people.  It was a god send.

Then came the internet and AccessD.

There is no Access specific user's group here in Raleigh-Durham, I looked the other day.

John W. Colby

Reality is what refuses to go away
when you do not believe in it

On 2/20/2013 12:44 PM, Rocky Smolin wrote:
>   
> I have been active in the Access Users Group of San Diego for many years.
> When I first started with them in I think 1997, there used to be 40-50
> attendees at the monthly meetings, sometimes more.  Now they're lucky to get
> ten.
>
> If we're trying to figure out how to bring back the glory days of AccessD
> we're probably rowing upstream.  But I think that just means expanding the
> lists to include the newer platforms like we have done with SQL and tech
> lists.
>
> Maybe we should try a 'Web' list which would encompass all things web
> related in our development worlds - like C++, Java, Alpha 5, Mobile apps,
> etc.
>
> Rocky