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Access 2010

TIP: Be sure to check out the Access 2007 and Access 2003 sections. A lot of the informtion also applies to Access 2010.

Why are there not many examples for Access 2007 or 2010?

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    Access 2010 crashes in VBE7.DLL after installing Office 2010 SP1
    After installing Microsoft Office 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1), you may receive random crashes when working with Access databases. These crashes may occur when you open objects or attempt to use the VBA window in those databases. When you look in the event viewer, the error signature looks similiar to the following information.
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    Access 2010 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    Jeff Conrad's, aka Access Junkie, Access 2010 FAQ page has answers to over 70 common questions concerning Access 2010. Many of these FAQ pages include screenshots and helpful tips to help guide you through issues you might be encountering with Access 2010 and Access Services.
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    Acc2010 - Microsoft Access 2010 Package Solution Wizard is not available
    You would like to package your Microsoft Access 2010 database using the Microsoft Access Package Solution Wizard but are unable to locate the Package Solution Wizard.
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    Access 2010 Custom Themes
    The recent Access 2010 Theme
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    Access 2010 Runtime Service Pack 1
    Microsoft Access 2010 Runtime Service Pack 1 (SP1) provides the latest updates for Microsoft Access 2010 Runtime.
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    Access 2010: Interactive menu to ribbon guide
    Overview Use this interactive tutorial to find the location of commands in Access 2010. The guide is a simulation of the old menu version of Access. Click a command in the guide to learn its new location in Access 2010. NOTE: If you're connected to the Internet, there's no need to download because you can run this guide directly from the Office.com website.
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    Attaching Logic to Data Using Data Macros in Access 2010 Applications
    Summary: Learn how to use Microsoft Access 2010 to add support for data macros and add business rules using data macros. Applies to: Microsoft Access 2010
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    Backward Compatibility between Access 2010 and Access 2007
    Microsoft Access 2010 introduces features that are not supported in Microsoft Office Access 2007. Access 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1) will not open databases containing these features; Access 2007 Service Pack 2 (SP2) will in some cases offer limited viewing and designing capabilities. Therefore, installing SP2 will help you access more applications created in Access 2010.
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    Converting to Access 2007 or 2010 - the good and the bad
    Access 2007/2010 introduced major new functionality in both the engine and the interface. Seasoned developers discovered new things are possible, and casual users found more things within their grasp.
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    Finding the Next Anniversary of a Given Date
    In Access 2010, you can use VBA to easily find the next anniversary of any date.
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    Cross version compatibility between Access 2010 and Access 2007
    Access 2010 brings you many new features (Data Macros, Calculated Columns, etc.) that Access 2007 does not understand. If Access 2007 goes ahead and open a Database created/modified in 2010, it will ignore these new features and might even cause data loss or corrupt business logic. For example, a data macro validation rule that is forced in 2010 but ignored in 2007, this can cause data inconsistency. To prevent that from happening, we implemented the feature to block certain databases to open in Access 2007 after it's modified in 2010, or open it as read-only in 2007.
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    How to I create a Blank database template that includes all the settings and objects I want?
    Access 2010 includes a feature that allows you to create your own default client database template for use with all new blank client databases. Rather than set options for each new database after you create it, you can set your preferred options only one time and have those settings apply to each new database. To accomplish this, you first need to open a new blank database from the New tab of the Backstage view.
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    How to: Use Existing Custom Menus and Toolbars
    This topic describes how custom toolbars and menu bars that you created in earlier versions of Access behave when you open those older databases in Microsoft Access 2010. This topic also explains how to turn off the ribbon so that you can use custom toolbars and menu bars.
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    Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable

    This download will install a set of components that can be used to facilitate transfer of data between 2010 Microsoft Office System files and non-Microsoft Office applications.

    This is also needed for SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) to read a .accdb.

     

     

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    Migrating to Access 2010 from Access 2003
    If you
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    Trusted Documents
    So what are Trusted Documents? This question is answered here.
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    Upsizing Access 2010 Projects to Web Databases with SharePoint 2010 Server
    Microsoft Access 2000, 2002 and 2003 offered intranet connectivity by means of Access Data Pages (DAP), which Access 2007 and 2010 no longer support. Access 2010 introduces the capability to easily publish Access *.accdb applications to Web Databases that run on SharePoint Server 2010
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    Use the custom toolbars and startup settings from earlier versions of Access
    If you created custom toolbars and menu bars in earlier versions of Microsoft Office Access, this article describes how those settings would behave when you open them in Microsoft Access 2010. In this article How earlier version databases behave in Access 2010 Open an earlier version database that contains custom toolbars Set Access 2010 to use only custom menu bars
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    Video: Attaching Logic to Data Using Data Macros
    Learn how to use Access 2010 to add support for data macros and add business rules using data macros.
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    What's new in Microsoft Access 2010
    In Microsoft Access 2010, you can build web databases and publish them to a SharePoint site. SharePoint visitors can use your database application in a web browser, using SharePoint permissions to determine who can see what. And you can start with a template, so you can start collaborating right away.

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