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Old April 7th, 2005, 10:11 PM
Briggsly
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Default How do I combine access templates that are offered on the "office.

I am trying to create a database for my wife for Mary Kay. I need to be able
to input product info, customer info, and use those databases to create
orders. I have been to the "office" website under templates and it appears
that a combination of the templates offered would work best. Is their a way
I can combine 2 or more of the templates?
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Old April 7th, 2005, 11:49 PM
Douglas J. Steele
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To be honest, I've never even opened any of the Access templates available
on the website, but they must simply be tables, queries, forms, reports,
etc. As such, they can easily be imported into other databases.

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I am trying to create a database for my wife for Mary Kay. I need to be
able
to input product info, customer info, and use those databases to create
orders. I have been to the "office" website under templates and it
appears
that a combination of the templates offered would work best. Is their a
way
I can combine 2 or more of the templates?



 




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