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What Access third-party tools do you use?
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Survey: What third-party Access developer tools do you use?
Question: What tools are current for Access 2013 64-bit?
I've purchased / used all of the below tools at one point in my career, but afaik none of them support Access 2013 64-bit.
MZ-Tools (Access 2003 to 2013 32-bit)
FMS - Total Access Ultimate Suite (Versions 97 to 2010), $1,999 for a single license. A dozen tools that do damn near everything.
Black Moshannon - Speed Ferret Global Find & Replace Utility (Versions Access 97-2002, SQL Server 6.5-2000, Visual Basic 5-6) $200. Globally find and replace object names in Access, SQL, and VB at the same time.
Rick Fisher’s Find & Replace Tool (versions 2000 – 2010). $39-ish. Globally find and replace object names in an Access database.
Thanks.
Jim
One survey and one question...
Survey: What third-party Access developer tools do you use?
Question: What tools are current for Access 2013 64-bit?
I've purchased / used all of the below tools at one point in my career, but afaik none of them support Access 2013 64-bit.
MZ-Tools (Access 2003 to 2013 32-bit)
FMS - Total Access Ultimate Suite (Versions 97 to 2010), $1,999 for a single license. A dozen tools that do damn near everything.
Black Moshannon - Speed Ferret Global Find & Replace Utility (Versions Access 97-2002, SQL Server 6.5-2000, Visual Basic 5-6) $200. Globally find and replace object names in Access, SQL, and VB at the same time.
Rick Fisher’s Find & Replace Tool (versions 2000 – 2010). $39-ish. Globally find and replace object names in an Access database.
Thanks.
Jim
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>Rick Fisher’s Find & Replace Tool - for cleaning up projects made by others.
Amen brother. No sense in wasting time trying to understand a former developer's goofy naming convention, or lack thereof, when you can globally rename...
>http://www.peterssoftware.com/ss.htm . 64 bit yes
Have been asked to scale to screen in multiple places, and the free VBA code that is out there never seems to work for subforms. Will give this a read.
>http://www.everythingaccess.com/vbwatchdog.htm . 64 bit yes
Will also give this a read.
><< http://www.ribboncreator2010.de >>
Not sure I want to touch this one. I remember VBA coding for menu items back in the 97 to XP day, and that was a big chore.
> This is the very reason why they still to this day recommend not using it; a lack of 3rd party support for the 64 bit platform. It just hasn't caught on.
I can see that. Interesting..
Amen brother. No sense in wasting time trying to understand a former developer's goofy naming convention, or lack thereof, when you can globally rename...
>http://www.peterssoftware.com/ss.htm . 64 bit yes
Have been asked to scale to screen in multiple places, and the free VBA code that is out there never seems to work for subforms. Will give this a read.
>http://www.everythingaccess.com/vbwatchdog.htm . 64 bit yes
Will also give this a read.
><< http://www.ribboncreator2010.de >>
Not sure I want to touch this one. I remember VBA coding for menu items back in the 97 to XP day, and that was a big chore.
> This is the very reason why they still to this day recommend not using it; a lack of 3rd party support for the 64 bit platform. It just hasn't caught on.
I can see that. Interesting..
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Good stuff Maynard. Thanks guys..
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Also I think I gave up on the classes. Too much overhead, and there are always SQL Saturday presentations.