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Microsoft Access Help
Hey everyone,
I'm REALLY new to databases and was trying to design one for our company. We're looking to keep a record of all of our client's network configurations, including their server information, router information, pc information, etc. I was wondering if anyone could offer some suggestions as to how to get started on this project, or if someone made some software that we could possibly purchase that would do all of this and save me the headache.
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July 21st, 2005, 01:20 PM
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Use one of the templates. It sounds like you want to do a simple database which would lend itself to this sort of thing. Use all of the wizards along the way and experiment and allter what you don't like.
Good luck!
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