Prev: Calculate 30 minutes earlier
Next: Default Printer in Access 2007
From: alison.justice on 27 Apr 2010 15:56
How can I import a PDF file to show up on an Access 2007 Report I'm trying to
create.

If I have to convert to a .JPEG file can you tell me how to do this please?

Thanks

--
Alison
From: alison.justice on 30 Apr 2010 10:17
Nice three days later and no help....thanks again for the no response. Do
any of the MVP's actually know what they are doing, maybe not since they
don't seem to freaking respond. At one time I thought this was a pretty good
forum to go to, obviously its gone down hill.

Thanks for nothing
--
Alison


"alison.justice" wrote:

> How can I import a PDF file to show up on an Access 2007 Report I'm trying to
> create.
>
> If I have to convert to a .JPEG file can you tell me how to do this please?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> Alison
From: alison.justice on 30 Apr 2010 10:20
I sure hope that the MVP's are not getting paid to help people answer simple
questions, maybe I should send a complaint to Microsoft.....might be a good
idea!!!
--
Alison


"alison.justice" wrote:

> How can I import a PDF file to show up on an Access 2007 Report I'm trying to
> create.
>
> If I have to convert to a .JPEG file can you tell me how to do this please?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> Alison
From: alison.justice on 30 Apr 2010 11:42
Don't even bother with suggesstions, I'm not a professional with design,
programming, etc. but I figured it out myself no thanks to this website. I
will be filing a complaint with Microsoft with regards to the MVP's that are
suppost to be giving the support to individuals that are in need of advise.


--
Alison


"alison.justice" wrote:

> How can I import a PDF file to show up on an Access 2007 Report I'm trying to
> create.
>
> If I have to convert to a .JPEG file can you tell me how to do this please?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> Alison
From: Kathy R. on 3 May 2010 10:06
Allison,

Before you go spouting off with the bad attitude, you may wish to note a
few things about the people who answer our questions on these forums.

1) None of them, including the MVPs work for Microsoft
2) None of them are paid for reading and responding in these forums, it
is entirely VOLUNTEER
3) These people have lives. It sometimes takes a bit to get back to
you. If you need the answer right away perhaps you should consider
going to a paid professional.
4) Displaying the bad attitude that you have in the past three posts,
will only get you ignored in future posts. You may have just "cut your
own throat" so to speak.

I, for one, along with many, many others have been helped time and time
again by the knowledgeable, patient people here. I know how much time I
spend just browsing the access.public forums and gleaning information.
Just think how much more time it takes to answer questions. I am
continually amazed at the generosity of these folks.

So, go right ahead and complain to Microsoft all you want. But next
time, maybe you should do a bit of research before you open mouth and
insert foot.

Kathy R.


alison.justice wrote:
> Don't even bother with suggesstions, I'm not a professional with design,
> programming, etc. but I figured it out myself no thanks to this website. I
> will be filing a complaint with Microsoft with regards to the MVP's that are
> suppost to be giving the support to individuals that are in need of advise.
>
>
 | 
Pages: 1
Prev: Calculate 30 minutes earlier
Next: Default Printer in Access 2007