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access tables

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ReplyMon 27 Apr 2009, 15:47Delegate Donata said...

access tables

can I use access table in creating web sites?

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ReplyTue 28 Apr 2009, 21:46Trainer Carlos said...

RE: access tables

Hi Donata

Could you clarify this for me?

Do you just want to view the data from the table on the web site or do you want to be able to access and change the data in the table through the web site?

Regards

Carlos

ReplyThu 14 May 2009, 09:34Trainer Rich said...

RE: access tables

Hello Donata,

This question has now been left unattended for a while.

As we are waiting for your response for further information to help resolve your issue, we will be automatically marking this question as resolved in the next 5 days unless you post a follow-up within that time.

Thank you.

Rich

Wed 20 May 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.

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