How to contact an MS Access MVp

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grog

Hi

I understand that through MicroSoft Online, there are MS Access MVP's
who are available to answer specific questions regarding MS-Access.Can
someone tell me how to avail myself of this service? How do you go
about contacting such people? Haven't been able to see how to do this
through the MS website.

Thanks for your help.

Grog
 
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Rick Brandt

grog said:
Hi

I understand that through MicroSoft Online, there are MS Access MVP's
who are available to answer specific questions regarding MS-Access.Can
someone tell me how to avail myself of this service? How do you go
about contacting such people? Haven't been able to see how to do this
through the MS website.

Thanks for your help.

Grog
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Ask away. This is exactly the place. That is, providing your question concerns
VBA coding in Access forms. There are several microsoft public groups in
various categories as well as microsoft.public.access for general questions.

Private contact (via Email or other) is not the norm and is usually not offered
for free.
 
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John Vinson

Hi

I understand that through MicroSoft Online, there are MS Access MVP's
who are available to answer specific questions regarding MS-Access.Can
someone tell me how to avail myself of this service? How do you go
about contacting such people? Haven't been able to see how to do this
through the MS website.
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You just did.

Post a question to any of the microsoft.public newsgroups (that is, a
question appropriate to that newsgroup). There are several hundred
volunteers - some, but not all of whom have been recognized by
Microsoft for their volunteer services - who will be checking the
newsgroups and will post a public answer.

As unpaid volunteers, *NOT* employees of Microsoft, most of us have
other activities; some of us have jobs and answer questions in our
spare time; others (like me) are self employed; some are retired; some
are students. Therefore private one-on-one support is the exception,
and would usually be reserved for paying customers, not for free
support.


John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
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