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> access_st***@hotmail.com ha scritto:
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>> Aaron is an OK Access programmer. Actually better than OK. He gets
>> upset easy when it doesn't work, but he makes it work. He does a lot of
>> reports.
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> This explains much of his current perspective. I judge
> it not "mature". Access programming is really too narrow
> to see the whole picture. But this is just a subjective viewpoint.
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> Yeah, I know that feeling. The impact with vb.net
> can be devastating at the beginning. You have to realize that  it
> has very little or nothing to do with vb6 and you need
> to change completely your approach to programming: take out your
> head and mount a new one.
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> If he is smart as you say he will go through, as all we did,
> and I am sure he will become one of the most convinced supporter
> of the new paradigm.
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> About English language, yeah it's now fundamental to know it and
> who does not know it is probably destined to "die" (professionally)
> and I regret very very much I could not learn it in my childhood.
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> An analogy holds with vb6, if you persist, you are equally destined to
> die (professionally speaking)  (it you are not yet).
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> -t
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