How do Access and SharePoint fit in together? | Microsoft Access with SQL Server Blog

Time to get up to date with changes in ways to enter and publish data on the web. Today it's using SharePoint as a platform to host an Access database. I'm sure there with be trade-off between quick to develop web forms and power.  But understanding where a product fits in the scheme of things is half the battle.

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After installing Spotify app it popped up and starting playing some stupid music. Well that's OK but after trying to shut down the app it refused and continued to annoy me with a promotional song. I will never go near this virus again.

Garmin | Map Updates

Garmin | Map Updates:

Wow what a deal only $50 for a one time update to a $120 device. This should be no more than $10. I'd rather just buy a new one.

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Cleveland Ignites Job Growth With Rebuilding Project - NYTimes.com

It's great to read something positive about our region as least once in a while.

Cleveland Ignites Job Growth With Rebuilding Project - NYTimes.com:

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Knight-Ridder tablet computer looks just like iPad but it's 17 YEARS OLD | Mail Online

Amazing story about some visionary work done at Knight-Ridder news. Just as with the Xerox Park research, Jobs did not invent the technology from scratch but he did bring it to market.

It reminds me of Christopher Columbus 'discovering' America.

While he might not have been the first European here, he did a good marketing job when he got home.

Knight-Ridder tablet computer looks just like iPad but it's 17 YEARS OLD | Mail Online:

They really seemed to have it nailed down in the early 90s!

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Data may actually be safer in the cloud: report | ZDNet

Data may actually be safer in the cloud: report | ZDNet:


This sounded good but the comments posted on the blog must really give you pause. My thinking is: Use the cloud for low security data were collaboration is the primary concern, keep the rest local.

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