Someone sent us a question the other day about one of my favorite dark corners in Access and we thought it might be interesting to dive into this area a little. Microsoft Access SQL supports two uses of the IN keyword.
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Accessing external data using the IN clause
I just posted a new Channel 9 interview on a nifty little feature which isn’t so little when you look at it from the compiler. In this interview, Tyler Whitney , a developer on the Visual Basic compiler team demonstrates how line termination has changed in the Visual Basic 10 compiler making underscores unnecessary as line continuation indicators.
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Channel 9 Interview: No More Underscores in Visual Basic 10!
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MAPILab Spy for SharePoint 64-bit download – Browser of SharePoint …
DreamSpark is simple; it’s all about giving students Microsoft professional-level developer and designer tools and training at no charge so you can chase your dreams and create the next big breakthrough in technology – or just get a head start on your career.
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DreamSpark Now Available for University and High School Students!
While I finish up another blog solution, this time on importing a table from Word into Excel, I thought I would share some information on two useful tools you guys can leverage when building Open XML solutions. The first tool I want to talk about is the next release of PowerTools for Open XML. PowerTools for Open XML is an open source project on CodePlex , which is entirely based on version 1 of the Open XML SDK.
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More Open XML Solution Tools
There is a new article on MSDN that has some useful code samples. This was based off a post by Kerry Westphal on the Access blog a while back.
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Constructing Readable Time Elapsed Strings – MSDN article
One of my pet peeves in this area is Microsoft Exchange and the enforced use of Microsoft Outlook that Exchange brings with it. Yeah sure, nowadays you can actually use the free Evolution client, but sometimes that is just not an option … Shaun Dewberry's Weblog – http://www.dewberry.co.za/
I’ve done a bit of work with customers interested in consuming SharePoint data without using the SharePoint web services.
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Kirk Evans Blog : Consuming SharePoint Lists via AJAX
Windows only: Our favorite Outlook plug-in , Xobni, has left its year-long beta and updated with significant performance improvements. As a key component in our top 10 Outlook boosters , we’re thrilled to see Xobni join the post-beta world. [ Xobni via Download Squad ]