Re: why>?

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Harlan

you're missing the point.

your goddamn IT department is a waste of time.

All that they do is sit around and jerk off to DB2 and Oracle all day
long.

I've worked in companies with 50 employees and a dozen Oracle DBAs. I
understand the dynamics.

Maybe if you didn't have to have 20 people working on the mainframe;
maybe if your company was flexible

I just think that it's ridiculous

you're the most egocentric person i've ever met in my life.

I dont write like an idiot or talk like an idiot.

I am the kid on 'the Sixth Sense' is it-- he runs around and says 'i
see dead people'

I SEE IDIOTS EVERYWHERE I LOOK TYPING THE SAME DAMN THING INTO EXCEL
WEEK IN AND WEEK OUT

-Aaron


Harlan Grove wrote:
aaron.kempf@xxxxxxxxx wrote...
and for the record

you building things in Access and sending them to non-technical users?

it is free and then you don't even need to buy a copy of office for the
idiots in your office.
...

Yes, Access runtime could be installed on all users' PCs. But it's not,
generally. Also, most if not all business PC users in most larger
companies sign technology policies as part of their implicit employment
contract in which they agree to follow the company's IT guidelines, and
nearly all the time those guidelines explicitly forbid users to install
software on their own. So if users don't have Access proper or runtime,
what benefit would they derive from anything developed for Access?

You're going to have to make the case for the IT people to deploy at
least the Access runtime on all PCs, but it seems your approach to, er,
persuasion is as poorly received by IT people as by spread*** users.

If you walk like and idiot, talk like an idiot, write like an idiot and
act like an idiot, don't be surprised that most people will (continue
to) treat you like an idiot.

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