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The extreme makeover of UtterAccess is underway! Access MVP and owner of UtterAccess,Office Standard 2007, Gord Hubbell, has released a significant upgrade that improves the social tools available to the Access community.
UtterAccess is known for its friendly community that strives to give people great answers to questions. The site offers a forum for many Access experts that openly help people do amazing things. The community of quality people have even better help tools. I’m personally excited about the long-term impact the site will continue to have in helping people create great databases, excel in their career, and build lasting friendships.
There are two parts to this upgrade—a new wiki and upgraded discussion forums.
Access Wiki For years,Office Professional 2007 Key, Access experts have created their own sites full of useful knowledge about how to maximize the benefit of Access. These sites are a significant piece of the overall value proposition of the Access product. If you build your app on Access, there are online resources and a community of experts to help get you realize your ideas. A few favorite sites include Allen Browne’s Tips, www.accessjunkie.com, and Now there is a new site for free how-to content about Access.
 
I expect the Access Wiki to grow as one of the best free source of Access learning materials.
What's a wiki? A good read can be had here: UtterAccess uses MediaWiki, the same framework as Wikipedia.
For me, a wiki is a living topic that (unlike static personal web sites) is always undergoing continuous improvement. Mistakes are quickly corrected and unclear sentences or topics reworked. If you have a more clear way of making a point—by all means change it. If a useful link provides better resources—add it. Making changes to the topics is incredibly easy. You just need to sign-in start editing. Here is a get started overview and a syntax quick reference once you have moved beyond basics.
Updates to the Wiki have already started to flow in. Here are a few topics that have already been created: Error handling, Relationships, Login security,  Record key, and Display related data. Take a few minutes and give it a read and update topics that leaves out an important point or correct grammar mistakes. As one of the Five pillars from Wikipedia says:
“Be bold in updating articles and do not worry about making mistakes. Your efforts do not need to be perfect; because prior versions are saved, no damage you do is irreparable.”
Contribute your insights to the Access Wiki today!
Discussion Forum Upgrade For years, Gord has tuned and customized the forum software the drives UtterAccess. It has served the community well. When we talked about integrating MediaWiki,Thomas Sabo Outlet, it was clear the biggest challenge was to integrate the two frameworks authentication systems and user experience. To bolt together the forum and MediaWiki was a significant rewrite. Gord discovered IP.Board and IPBWiki (by Peter De Decker in Belgium) provides a seamless user experience and shared authentication system between the forum and wiki. He describes the forum upgrade as going from Cessna to a Boeing 747.
It was an uneventful take off last night but expect a few turbulences as crew and users get use to the new cabin. I expect members will quickly get use to the new user experience and enjoy discovering all the new features. Here are some of the personal profile improvements users will find:
Friends list - manage your friends for easier to send private messages,Cheap Office Ultimate 2007, to see if your friends are currently online and display your friends on your profile Profile comments - allow visitors to leave comments on your profile Recent visitors - recent visitors are shown on your profile Your content - show your recent posts / blog entries / ############## uploads on your profile Personal statement - add a bio for others to read Incredibly easy access to edit your location, age and IM details
Thanks Gord and Community Contributors I can’t say enough how much we appreciate the work Gord and the UtterAccess forum administrators contribute to the community. The new wiki truly is (and will be) a collaborative contribution from many people.
It is amazes me how many people give so freely of their time and resources. UtterAccess isn’t the only place people turn for answers. There are other communities such as Access World Forums, Newsgroups, LinkedIn, Tek-Tips,Office 2010 Product Key, stackoverflow, and Experts Exchange. The service provided by these communities is also appreciated by the millions. Thanks for all you do!