This FAQ site is designed to help Microsoft Access. Developers find answers for some common questions. First and foremost, my thanks to Felix Kasza. For providing the space for this website. A personal thanks to Arvin Meyer. Who, since mid-2002, has been helping me, as the co-author of the site. More and more people from around the world now contribute to the Access FAQ. However a special Thank You to Lars M. Terry Wickenden, Chuck Lyle, Alex Dybenko. Michel Walsh, Terry Kreft.

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This FAQ site is designed to help Microsoft Access. Developers find answers for some common questions. It was originally designed and built by Dev Ashish and much of the code contained herein was written by him. com and runs this site since mvps. org has recently closed down and Dev Ashish is no longer developing this site. First and foremost, my thanks to Felix Kasza. Terry Wickenden, Chuck Lyle, Alex Dybenko. And another round of Thanks to Ken Getz.