What to Do When Your MS Access Database Developer Retires

What to Do When Your Microsoft Access Database Developer Retires Many businesses have Microsoft Access databases that have been running successfully for 10, 20 or even 30 years. Over that time, the database may have become central to quoting, ordering, stock control, production, invoicing, job management or other day-to-day operations. The problem often isn’t the […]

Is Microsoft Access being phased out?

Is Microsoft Access still available? Yes! MS Access is still included in all business plans with Office 365. Access is a proven product that has been around for over 25 years and is the most widely used desktop, team and small/medium sized business database product. Microsoft also released a new retail/perpetual licence version late in […]

Error in Access when opening a database on a network file share

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Microsoft Office updates released around the 15th December caused a problem with some Access databases where the files were stored on a network share. Access could not use file already in use You are likely to see an error saying “file already in use” or “could not lock file”. These problems have been fixed by […]

Microsoft Access Runtime

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Microsoft Access Runtime – Free Download & Installation Guide The Microsoft Access Runtime is a free version of Microsoft Access that allows you to run an existing Access database without having the full version of Microsoft Access installed. If you need to use an Access database but don’t need to design or modify it, the […]

Access 2010 has officially ended

KB3085515 breaks MS Access 2010 reference

For anyone still using Access 2010 please be aware that support from Microsoft officially ends today 13th October 2020. This means that there will be no more security patches, bug fixes or other support available from Microsoft. If you are still using Access 2010 please contact us to discuss upgrading.

Keratoconus Audit Database

Access database dialog database for Keratoconus Audit database.

This exciting project involved working in conjunction with the the Digital GP and Bristol Eye Hospital and converted existing user data stored in spreadsheets into meaningful datasets that can be viewed and analysed to improve patient care.