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It’s a shame that Access died, because that’s what you would have built this in 25 years ago, and it would have been better for your client in every respect.
by jasonkester 2y ago
It’s a shame that Access died, because that’s what you would have built this in 25 years ago, and it would have been better for your client in every respect.
- rekabis 2y ago> It’s a shame that Access died Gesundheit? It’s still in Office 365 (subscription) and Office 2024 Pro (standalone).