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looking to outline 60 years of living historical events & dates
I looked at a software called My Life by life.com, but it is too involved.
I simply want a way to track family avents like births, college , jobs, moving, special events etc. |
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If an application designed specifically to record life facts is "too
involved", you'll want to think twice about using Microsoft Access. Learning and using Access has a bit of a learning curve, so you might just create a list in something like Word. -- Good luck Jeff Boyce Access MVP "60 years and counting" 60 years and wrote in message ... I looked at a software called My Life by life.com, but it is too involved. I simply want a way to track family avents like births, college , jobs, moving, special events etc. |
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