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Meets 3rd Wednesdays of each month
Feature Presentation on May 21, 2008
Main Topic: Access MDI (Multiple Document Interface)
I will demonstrate how to create a true MDI solution from within Access. In addition, I will show you how to create an unbound checkbox within continuous forms. This will be a somewhat code intensive demonstration.
Jason Martinez
I have been developing access applications since 1992, I first started IT consulting in 2000 where I have worked in industries such as telephony, paper, lumber, dental, security, education and energy. I am currently a contractor at Bonneville Power where I am a business analyst in the Load Forecasting Group and maintain Access applications I developed for clients from my own home business. I am also an adjunct instructor at Clark College where I teach Access Development, Database Design and Visual Basic (6.0 & .Net). I am a Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD VB6) and a Microsoft Certified Database Administrator (MCDBA SQL 2000). In my job I us Access daily spending much of my time analysing data and developing reports.
Tips and Tricks: Bat to Exe
Bat to Exe is a handy utility that will compile a standard batch file into an exe file. It will also compress and later decompress and copy a file or files as well as performing specified tasks. This utility has been particularly handy for installing third-party controls or programs in the course of installing my Access applications.
Geoff Hollander
Geoffrey Hollander owns and operates Northwest Database Services, a direct-marketing database, database services and data scrubbing company in Lake Oswego, OR. He can be contacted at www.nwdatabase.com.
Meeting Schedule...
6:30 PM Doors Open. Arrive and negotiate Security. Don't forget to have your security document filled out ahead of time.
7:00 PM Q&A / Geek-Out. Open to Access users of all levels. Bring your .mdb file and pose your question.
7:40 PM Main Topic presentation.
8:45 PM Tips & Tricks.
9:00 PM Introductions, announcements and book raffle.
9:20 PM Adjourn
Location: Bonneville Power Administration, 905 NE 11th Ave, Portland, Oregon. Map
The BPA building itself is one of two connected federal buildings that are just south of the DoubleTree Inn at Lloyd Center. One side of the building is curved and overlooks the Banfield Freeway. The meeting will be held in room 122 which is a first floor conference room with windows facing north and it is adjacent to the courtyard and flagpole.
Note: Don't forget that because the meeting is currently being held in a U.S. Government facility, you will need a valid picture ID to get in. If you are not a U.S. Citizen, there are additional documentation requirements that must met in order for you to admitted into the building. Please contact Jack Stockton for more information. If you bring your notebook to the meeting, save some time and fill-out the linked security document ahead of time and bring it with you.
For further details regarding speakers for PAUG meetings or to suggest or to volunteer to be a speaker, please contact Nancy Smith |
