Looking to generate lots of test data in your backend Access databases? Advanced Data Generator 4 may be exactly what you are looking for.

Whenever I need to share sensitive information with my team--such as passwords or private keys--I use Keybase for peace of mind.

A picture is worth a thousand words. Here are three tools that I use to make the process of taking screenshots as smooth as possible.

Writing and reading regular expressions is like speaking a foreign language. Think of regex101.com like Google Translate for regexes.

Tired of dealing with the limitations and poor UI of Access's built-in linked table manager? Try this FREE improved version from Kevin Bell.

Is the "Start transcription" option missing from your Teams menu? Is the "Join" button missing from your calendar entry? Maybe I can help (but probably not).

Looking for that long-lost KnowledgeBase article from 2003 but only finding a 404 error? This website brings dead KB articles back to life.

If you work with delimited text files of any kind, you need to be using this VS Code extension.

Here's a quick tip from Tom Wickerath for hiding shortcut files from your Everything file search results.

Or, should I say, You Need *Everything* to Find Files.

Peter Cole of ThemeMyDatabase.co.uk presents a demonstration of vbWatchdog in action. Come for the info, stay for the discount code.

Note, Caption, Format, Pages, Sequence. All reasonable-sounding field names, but all should be avoided.

Want to be a professional Access developer? Then you can't ask your clients to copy and paste .accdb files to their computers. What do you do instead?

Here is a list of my favorite utilities, add-ins, OCX controls, and applications that I use when developing Microsoft Access applications.