[WEB4LIB] RE: Web Form and Access Database

[Dan Lester]

Thomas is correct that there are many solutions.

For those who want to do it "quick and dirty", you can do it in MS
FrontPage 2000 or 2002 (and in older ones, too, I think).  After all,
the product is designed as part of the Office suite and integrates
well with Access.

Of course for larger projects you'll want to use CF or something else
more robust.

dan


Tuesday, March 26, 2002, 1:18:40 PM, you wrote:
>>By all means, if you want to write code, try some of the "free" coding
>>environments and become a uber-programmer, but if you would rather just
>>have to learn a few more html like tags, then Cold Fusion works well.


TD> Many Cold Fusion users are justifiably satisfied with the program.  But 
TD> it's a disservice to imply that all other web middleware technologies--or 
TD> even "free" ones, whatever the quotes are about--necessarily require 
TD> extensive programming skills. There are lots of good choices out there.


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