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License:
Free to try; $34.95 to buy
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Editor's Rating:
Not rated
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Downloads:
10,835
- Requirements:
Windows 3.x/95/98/NT/Me/2000/XP/2003 Server, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Access
- Limitations:
3-day trial period
- Date Added:
February 23, 2004
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Publisher's description of Access to ASP.NET Wizard
From Sehman.com:Convert your Microsoft Access forms to ASP.NET Web pages in seconds. In this intuitive, wizard-like application, just point to the Microsoft Access database file and then select forms that you like to convert. This application will create ASP.NET pages for you. They will look just like your Access forms. The only difference is that now you can publish them on the Web as well.
You don't have to know anything about MS Access or ASP.NET. Just select the forms that you like to convert and it will convert all the user interface controls (like textboxes, labels, checkboxes, etc.) into ASP.NET controls. It generates .ASPX, .RESX and .VB files for you. All you have to do is just simply include those files in your ASP.NET applications. This wizard can save you days or even weeks of tedious manual conversion.
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Version: Access to ASP.NET Wizard 1.0
"Forms Colors Changed and Mixed"
Summary: The conversion process went well but the results were poor the code was not converted and the screens are not in a usable state.
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Version: Access to ASP.NET Wizard 1.0
Summary: This tool has great potential but it's not there yet. Forms with tab is a mess after converted, buttons are misplaced, all controls are renamed which is a problem if EG: frmLogin is my form after converted I would have "frmfrmLogin" and that applies... read more >>
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Version: Access to ASP.NET Wizard 1.0
Summary: The description says you don't have to know anything about MS Access, and it says just point to the Access file and conversion will occur. WRONG! It requires MS Access be loaded on subject computer.
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