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Chris B.
I am running Windows 98 SE and MS Access and also MS Works Suite Data
Base.
I live in a small retirement condo/association community. I prepare the
annual phone directory. I have been doing it in a makeshift manner with
lists and then MS Publisher. This is very difficult and can be filled with
errors because I am not accessing the data via a form to a master data base
as is done with queries and reports in MS Access. I am looking for an
Access Template or some inexpensive (I am, of course, willing to pay for
this if necessary) and simple program to do this. The directory has two
sections: first by alphabet; then by building and unit number. The alphabet
section is no problem. The building and unit number section is not directly
in numerical order, however: evens on one side; odds on the other of our
circular drive. Each building is displayed separately with its units. Some
buildings have four units and some have six units. I print the directory
out with two panels to a regular 8.5 X 11 sheet, landscape aspect. The
complete booklet has 16 panels. The 8.5 X 11 sheets are folded to make for
a nice little booklet.
Thanks for any ideas.
Chris
Base.
I live in a small retirement condo/association community. I prepare the
annual phone directory. I have been doing it in a makeshift manner with
lists and then MS Publisher. This is very difficult and can be filled with
errors because I am not accessing the data via a form to a master data base
as is done with queries and reports in MS Access. I am looking for an
Access Template or some inexpensive (I am, of course, willing to pay for
this if necessary) and simple program to do this. The directory has two
sections: first by alphabet; then by building and unit number. The alphabet
section is no problem. The building and unit number section is not directly
in numerical order, however: evens on one side; odds on the other of our
circular drive. Each building is displayed separately with its units. Some
buildings have four units and some have six units. I print the directory
out with two panels to a regular 8.5 X 11 sheet, landscape aspect. The
complete booklet has 16 panels. The 8.5 X 11 sheets are folded to make for
a nice little booklet.
Thanks for any ideas.
Chris