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Article #17061Re: Creating a database driven catalog
From: Jens Schulze
Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 10:24
Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 10:24
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"Stephen Gilkes" wrote: > I have put images of the table properties and an idea of how > the catalog should look on a web page: > <http://www.lemonpebble.co.uk/catscript> So where exactly is the problem? I hardly believe anyone will post his catalogue engine freely because he earns his money with this and invested some of his time... I would say that's why the plugins cost money. We can help you with specific problems or conceptual problems... so let's start: are you able to code in Visual Basic and are you familiar with the ADODB interface to connect to the access database from within VB? Jens
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