"John Coyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Dag, we've used Access too for various applications over the years, >including an Access 2 program that currently runs in 38 hospitals in our >state, and an Access 95 (became 97) program that manages the maintenance of >our city council's mobile phones and radios assets (over 3000 units). In >all, it's not a bad database system in a single-PC or small network >environment
Many years ago I designed an Access 2.0 application for timing races that I still use regularly. I've done races with around 1000 runners and even the biggest events in the world - like the NYC Marathon - don't have enough runners to give Access problems! -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
