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Excellent but I'm a little disappointed<br />

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Actually, i disagree with the previous answer. In one of VBPJ early numbers this year, there was an article concerning this issue. As we all know, Access has a built-in report generator that's definitely one of the bests in the market, and that's enough reason to make all the efforts to try to access its services from other apps. Speccially when they are bundled with report engines like the one we know from VB...<br />
For more info please search the VBPJ web site: <a href="http://www.windx.com" rel="ugc">www.windx.com</a>.<br />
hope it helps...<br />

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Actually, i disagree with the previous answer. In one of VBPJ early numbers this year, there was an article concerning this issue. As we all know, Access has a built-in report generator that's definitely one of the bests in the market, and that's enough reason to make all the efforts to try to access its services from other apps. Speccially when they are bundled with report engines like the one we know from VB...
For more info please search the VBPJ web site: www.windx.com [http://www.windx.com].
hope it helps...


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It is possible to import Access 97 reports in VB 6.0? If not, are they exists some shortcut to speed up the task?<br />
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Thanks
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It is possible to import Access 97 reports in VB 6.0? If not, are they exists some shortcut to speed up the task?

Thanks

Importing Access 97 reports

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