Highlights include the arrival of LAA in Access, adding gradients to forms, using named arguments in VBA, and multi-field search with only two controls.

Highlights include ChatGPT in Access, Test Driven Development, implementing dictation, and a new Office default font and theme.

Highlights include an update to the Access development priorities, a no-code way to highlight the current control, and a talk on classes and event-driven programming.

Highlights include Karl's Access News update, Access learning resources, SQL Server with geography data, and the coming death of VBScript.

Highlights include integrating ChatGPT into Access, the new Access Program Manager (Linda Cannon) at Access Lunchtime, and the Access team weighs in on New Outlook.

Highlights include updateable cross-tab forms with Pat Hartman, George Hepworth's Searchable Catalog project, and Richard Rost's Decision Tree database.

Highlights include a video on the future of Access with cameos from the Microsoft Access engineering team, a Decision Tree database, and Shared VBA Libraries.

Highlights include a free file manager class from Alessandro Grimaldi, an update on the forthcoming Rubberduck 3.0 VBA addin, and well-tested Access file limits.

Highlights include an in-person UK User Group Conference Nov 22-23, Advanced Database Design with Armen Stein, and a list of undocumented SysCmd values.

Highlights include the death of COM/VBA in New Outlook (?!?!), a web-based image editor for Access, and a deep dive into string-building performance in VBA.

Highlights include a long-overdue update to the Access roadmap (LAA is coming!), an underrated new feature (thanks, Anders!), and a video on event-driven programming.

Highlights include a new beta release of the Access version control addin, trends in the Access job market, and API calls to get a list of open programs.

Highlights include a video series on Colin Riddington's Access Analyzer Pro tool, plus introductory videos on Eval, Data Macros, and the Form Detail On Paint event.

Highlights include tips to automate the new browser control, sending WhatsApp messages from Access, Python in Excel, and AI-driven help via Microsoft Q&A Assist.

Highlights include a modern browser YouTube series from Daniel Pineault, the German Access Conference AEK25, and password hashing in Access.

Highlights include global error handling, creating applications in Blazor, exporting Unicode characters to text files, and validating email addresses.

Highlights include the WiR debut of two new YouTube channels, monthly bug fixes from the Access team, and an introduction to using modern Combo Charts.

Highlights include Richard Rost's series on tracking account balances, barcode scanning via PowerApps, improving image quality, and a SQL formatting add-in.

Highlights include the seventh installment of a.p.r. pillai's class-based form code series, building Gantt charts in Access, and a deep dive into SQL subqueries.

Highlights include the return of DevHut.net, generating hashes in VBA, bypassing the trusted domains "feature," and an eye-opening video on great interface design.

Highlights include the next installment of a.p.r. pillai's class-based form code series, AI regulations, and understanding project requirements.

Highlights include an AI-focused episode of the quarterly Access News webcast, the release of Rubberduck 2.5.9, and tips on importing web data into Access.

Highlights include another installment of a.p.r. pillai's excellent series on streamlining form module code and videos on crosstab queries and temp tables.

Highlights include an article about the future of AI and work, inventory management and string functions in Northwind 2.0, and form templates.

Highlights include a new batch of Access bug fixes, a video with tips for migrating a backend from Access to SQL Server, and a deep dive into the Rubberduck Style Guide.