Microsoft Access - Create Printable Monthly Calendars - Seminar Preview
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@gloria8125 I just checked the link, and the discount shows up for me. Try it again. Perhaps it was just a glitch.
599CD 1 year ago
Tried ordering the seminar, but the 50% discount doesn't show up
gloria8125 1 year ago
Yes, it would be, but that would be a lot more work. Access is better equipped to handle this kind of a task. It would be fun, however. :)
I might do it in pure Visual Basic just for fun, in fact.
599CD 2 years ago
This would be fun to make in C++
hell858 2 years ago