Re: TAN/TECH: MS Access as database

Sally Caves:

> I'm getting MS Word 2000, at a reduced price, and have a
> choice between Professional at 160 dollars with their
> database on it, MS Access; or the ordinary package with
> MS Word and Microsoft Outlook (which of course I will use)
> for 130 dollars.  Is it worth paying the extra thirty bucks
> for a database?  Would MS Access be useful in compiling
> dictionaries?  Or more trouble than it's worth?  Of course
> getting 2000 Professional at this price is great, but I'm
> loath to load my machine up with things I don't use.  I'm
> not a dentist's office.  ;-)
I use Access 2000 for my Jameld dictionary, and it works well. Some
programming skill may come in handy...

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