The Denver Area Access Users Group (DAAUG) welcomes Microsoft Access users and developers of all skill levels and professions to join us in the discovery of the power of Microsoft Access.
DAAUG, the Denver Area Access Users Group was established in 1994 in order to help Microsoft Access users at all skill levels get the most from Microsoft's Office database product. Still active and going strong, the membership shares current methods and techniques at our monthly interactive labs, general meetings and special events. DAAUG is dedicated to helping everyone involved with Microsoft Access improve their database skills and understanding. Whether you are a novice user or advanced developer, there is a place for you in the Denver Area Access Users Group.
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Monthly General Meetings
| Date | Third Thursday of each month |
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| Time |
6:00 PM Lab and General Meeting
6:30 PM Presentation
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| Location |
Microsoft Corporation
7595 Technology Way
Suite 400 (4th Floor)
Mt. Shavano Room
Denver, CO 80237
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Next Meeting
Thursday, June 16, 2022
Design Patterns with Access
IMPORTANT: This presentation is at 10:30 AM Mountain Time
It doesn't hurt to become even more efficient and confident in implementing requirements. No, you won't run out of work. ;-) In 25 years and 150 Access projects, patterns and techniques have developed, some of which I show using real client projects.
- Guidelines for the defensive Access board means fundamentalist
- Design patterns for visible and invisible applications
- Structuring interfaces and processes in templates
- Making project duration and costs predictable
- Demos on standard structure, user administration, translation, schedule...
Karl is an Access developer and MVP since the 90s. He organizes conferences, does presentations, workshops and videos. Due to an obstinate nature he has dedicated himself to tilt at windmills, fighting the bad image of Access and the worse intentions, boasting in poor armour in various languages, countries and funny places, including an English wedding castle, a Calabrian sanctuary and several MSFT offices.