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Name: John Toennessen
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Community: Appleton
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Ms Access dataBaser's base of data
Hi all
This is a call for a collection of users/developers that use Ms Access and would be willing to help on issues dealing with Access. Via email or messages perhaps even phone. So here is the deal.
send me a private message if interested, I will keep the list privete but share with others on the list.
How does this sound? If we can help each other how can we lose?
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