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Tony Toews
http://msaccessadvisor.com/doc/16480
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With that climate and emphasis on integration in mind, can you give us any ideas of
what we might be able to expect in version 12?
RUCKER: We can talk about the next version of Access only to the extent of what
Richard McAniff said at the Office Developer's Conference back in February, which is
to say there is one. There's a large team working on it, much larger than there has
been for quite a number a versions. For Richard, it's the release he's most excited
about since version 1, which he worked on way back then. There's a ton of things
going on. It's a little early to talk about what they are yet, but there will be a
new release and we're quite excited about that.
MILLER: I'll second Richard's thoughts. I've worked on every version of the product
since version 1, and this is, in my opinion, one of, if not the most, exciting
release we're working on now. One thing that will become apparent is although it's
hard to give developers, or users for that matter, every feature they've requested,
we're finally getting around to some key features for some people. I can't talk about
what those are, but there are some things people will be pretty happy with. The folks
we have under NDA who we've shown the product to so far have been pretty excited by
the things we've done, and that's been rewarding for us to see that we're investing
in the areas people care so much about. So, it's a question of how much we hit the
sweet spot at this point. Time will tell.
I think it's going to be a great, exciting release. There's going to be a lot of new
energy around the product.
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
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Selected quote:
With that climate and emphasis on integration in mind, can you give us any ideas of
what we might be able to expect in version 12?
RUCKER: We can talk about the next version of Access only to the extent of what
Richard McAniff said at the Office Developer's Conference back in February, which is
to say there is one. There's a large team working on it, much larger than there has
been for quite a number a versions. For Richard, it's the release he's most excited
about since version 1, which he worked on way back then. There's a ton of things
going on. It's a little early to talk about what they are yet, but there will be a
new release and we're quite excited about that.
MILLER: I'll second Richard's thoughts. I've worked on every version of the product
since version 1, and this is, in my opinion, one of, if not the most, exciting
release we're working on now. One thing that will become apparent is although it's
hard to give developers, or users for that matter, every feature they've requested,
we're finally getting around to some key features for some people. I can't talk about
what those are, but there are some things people will be pretty happy with. The folks
we have under NDA who we've shown the product to so far have been pretty excited by
the things we've done, and that's been rewarding for us to see that we're investing
in the areas people care so much about. So, it's a question of how much we hit the
sweet spot at this point. Time will tell.
I think it's going to be a great, exciting release. There's going to be a lot of new
energy around the product.
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
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read the entire thread of messages.
Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
