Our friends in the UK Access User Group always put on a great national Seminar. It looks like the sessions this year were packed with helpful content and insight from developers. I found the following decks interesting: Working with Access 2007 and SharePoint Services,
Office Pro 2007 Activation
presented by Derek Goodridge,
Microsoft Office 2007 Professional, WorkerThread Limited Access 2007 Is Great – No It Isn’t – Yes It Is – No It Isn’t
presented by Alan Cossey Access 2007 Runtime
presented by Ken V Smith Props to Derek for his overview of SharePoint--lots of great information. There was one tip not covered in the talk that might be interesting for SharePoint users. Late in the cycle we added a feature called Cache List Data (it isn't documented very well) that improves SharePoint performance. You turn on Cached mode via the External Data | SharePoint Lists | Cache List Data. When the item is selected Access will cache all list data locally in the ACCDB. When a user closes the database an XML blob of data is stored in the database. When the user re-opens the database we hydrate the XML data and ask the server for items that have changed. The end result is significant client and server performance wins for large datasets. Something to consider if you are working with larger datasets against SharePoint.Once again,
Office 2007 Ultimate Aktivierung, enjoy the decks from the user group they are worth the download time. <div
Office 2007 Ultimate Aktivierung Interesting prese
Hybrid Mode
