Access developer handbook

I would like to keep up-to-date with the latest Access , but have been in vain searching for a new rewrite of the Developer's Handbook. Is there a book of this quality to be had for Access ? Or, should I be learning a new product? From what I read here it seems there may not be Access around for much longer; I develop only small office applications for which I found Access perfect with its ability to create nice user-friendly front ends, though I also cannot believe that the workgroup-based security has gone.

This is one of the reasons I would like a good book to guide me around providing an alternative. Thank you, Pavla. Quote Pavla : From what I read here it seems there may not be Access around for much longer.

I don't know if there is a new version of the book coming out, if so it may be taking longer because Access is a much wider leap than the previous couple of upgrades. I think Access is going to be around for a while yet, simply because of the massive code base that already exists. However, learning another product would be beneficial for both you and your clients. It will give you other options when Access is not the appropriate platform for the business. Red Flag This Post Please let us know here why this post is inappropriate.

Specifically, when the form loads, the tabs pages on the subform flicker on and off. It appears to cycle through each of them turning them all on and then cycle back through turning them all off. There is no hourglass, but nothing in Access is availible to the user while this is happening. This behavior doesn't happen without those two lines in the form load event. However, the subform with its many tabs labeled Page40 and the like does present a confusing appearance to the user.

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