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[pistonsfreak]

I am new to Access, I have never used it before. My question is can you use Access to create contact forms and such that you can put on your website? If so can anyone help me. Or is Access basically for people to put information in the Program and keep it there?

Thanks

edit1:
Anyone?

edit2:
Anyone please? I cant find any tuts for anything on Access 2007 or I wouldnt need to know how to do it. It doesnt say anything really in Help either on Access.

Edited by rc69, 07 March 2007 - 07:08 PM.

[Demonslay]

pistonsfreak, on Mar 6 2007, 02:13 PM, said:

Anyone please? I cant find any tuts for anything on Access 2007 or I wouldnt need to know how to do it. It doesnt say anything really in Help either on Access.

Oh really?
http://www.pixel2lif...crosoft_access/
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=m...G=Google+Search


And please don't triple post. If someone doesn't reply, apparently they don't know, or have any experience with it.
I for one, am happy with MySQL and have no reason to revert to a Microsoft Office program that will annoy the heck out of me with its stupid updates and hints and such.

[pistonsfreak]

Those arent good for Office 2007, and I am sure someone knows.

I basically dont care about tutorials, I m just wondering if the forms you make in Access can be used as contact forms and be put up on my website?

Thanks

Edited by rc69, 07 March 2007 - 07:10 PM.

[rc69]

Don't triple post, and don't double post. Especially within 24 hours of your first post. If you need a contact for so bad, just make one in HTML. EVERYBODY knows how to do that, and EVERYBODY can help you do that. I say good luck trying to find support for brand new microsoft products. Especially one as wierd as an office 2007 product and rare as access. I know for a fact you have experience with HTML and PHP, so stick with what you know.

Personally, i've never found a use for access, i took a class on it and got certified in it, and have never used it since. If you want help trying to get one of it's form's on-line, try using the help feature, that's what it is there for, to help you. Takes two clicks and a few wacks on the keyboard.

[pistonsfreak]

I just want to know how to use it, I want to learn new things. Plus I need to know for my school Computer Applications class.

[Jacorre]

I was always under the impression that you'd need to use ASP for Access database stuff. I could be wrong though. Maybe research ASP and Access and see what you come up with.