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Thank You both for answering - sometime questions just sit there because they can't be done, but no one says it. &nbsp;Beacsue you both took the time to answer I have split the points between you and I gave jmoss more beace &nbsp;he answered first.<br />
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Thank You Again<br />
Kim<br />
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Thank You both for answering - sometime questions just sit there because they can't be done, but no one says it.  Beacsue you both took the time to answer I have split the points between you and I gave jmoss more beace  he answered first.

Thank You Again
Kim



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You're welcome Kim. <br />
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Have a great day.<br />
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Jim
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You're welcome Kim.

Have a great day.

Jim

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Hello,<br />
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I have a client with a delphi app with a single form with tabs. &nbsp;They would like to have this functionality in their exisiting MS Access. &nbsp;Rather than re-invent the wheel is there a way to get the delphi form into MS Access? &nbsp;Is there a 3rd party tool?<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,

I have a client with a delphi app with a single form with tabs.  They would like to have this functionality in their exisiting MS Access.  Rather than re-invent the wheel is there a way to get the delphi form into MS Access?  Is there a 3rd party tool?

Thanks

Getting Delphi forms into MS Access front end

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.