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Steve Voorhees
I work for a hospitality company. Regularly, our Quality Assurance
Department "shops" one of our various properties, records the call, and
grades them on several predefined "points".
I have created the database which is used to enter the information from the
call: Property, who "shopped" them, Date and Time, then the points required.
This is all working fine.
What I would like to do now is be able to let them "attach" their calls,
which are in a .wmf format on each of their individual hard drives. The
attached files can either be imported into a separate database or copied to a
subdirectory under the current "shop" database. The database is stored on a
network drive.
Any suggestions? Some type of example would be of assistance.
Department "shops" one of our various properties, records the call, and
grades them on several predefined "points".
I have created the database which is used to enter the information from the
call: Property, who "shopped" them, Date and Time, then the points required.
This is all working fine.
What I would like to do now is be able to let them "attach" their calls,
which are in a .wmf format on each of their individual hard drives. The
attached files can either be imported into a separate database or copied to a
subdirectory under the current "shop" database. The database is stored on a
network drive.
Any suggestions? Some type of example would be of assistance.