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I appreciate the input from both of you. &nbsp;I guess I was hoping for a miracle.
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I appreciate the input from both of you.  I guess I was hoping for a miracle.

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I might be able to jury-rig up something in Access.<br />
Gimme till tomorrow...
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I might be able to jury-rig up something in Access.
Gimme till tomorrow...

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I've decided to g a different route and have a scanner that will scan the card and drop it into an Access form. &nbsp;Actually it turns out it is a driver's license, not a card. &nbsp;Thanks to both of you for your thoughts/comments.
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I've decided to g a different route and have a scanner that will scan the card and drop it into an Access form.  Actually it turns out it is a driver's license, not a card.  Thanks to both of you for your thoughts/comments.

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Does anyone have experience with an iPhone app that you can use to shoot a business card and have that image go into a database table attachment field?
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Does anyone have experience with an iPhone app that you can use to shoot a business card and have that image go into a database table attachment field?

Access database attachment field and iPhone camera app

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.

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