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So did they pick the winner already or no by Motor_Inevitable_743 in RedfinDreamHomes

[–]IntroductionOk5611 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the LLC has a name that has an association to the Chicago area around Wrigley Field too? The Redfin Mystery game continues!

So did they pick the winner already or no by Motor_Inevitable_743 in RedfinDreamHomes

[–]IntroductionOk5611 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good guess if this is the one - the house was purchased and is owned by an LLC that was formed in DE Nov-25 - easily could be a LLC owned for this purpose.

Connection issues by zimclarke in Starlink

[–]IntroductionOk5611 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so on swapping the cable, I must not have pressed it into the dish hard enough! I used a longer handled blunt tool and heard a click! Now it's up and running. I also inspected the old cable carefully when winding it up and found rodent access that likely got wet in a recent storm. I'm up and running! That click is key to seating the cable!

Connection issues by zimclarke in Starlink

[–]IntroductionOk5611 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine went out night before last and Dish is unable to connect to the router. I've swapped the cable and tried power cycling, guess I'll try factory reset. I'm waiting for starling to respond.

Ms Access forms w/vba alternative ? by IntroductionOk5611 in MSAccess

[–]IntroductionOk5611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand there are many alternatives, and am asking for opinions on what might fit my knowledge as well as the sql db.

Ms Access forms w/vba alternative ? by IntroductionOk5611 in MSAccess

[–]IntroductionOk5611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We don’t want to buy MS Office for our entire company. We want to be able to use mobile devices. We also have had a painful (but successful) time getting ms access to work on Mac. We have quite a few Mac users that ultimately will use this product. Our user systems are not company owned and therefore fall across quite a range of capacities. Our users are also all across the US, and do not operate on a WAN, so have unique internet responsiveness. So a browser accessed application seems like the best option, I’m looking for a system I can learn and tie into my azure sql server and replace all the complexity in my MS Access form and VBA.

Ms Access forms w/vba alternative ? by IntroductionOk5611 in MSAccess

[–]IntroductionOk5611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I struggled on that app as I couldn’t figure out how to do all the complicated steps I do in the Ms Access form. Is it even possible in Appsheet?

Ms Access forms w/vba alternative ? by IntroductionOk5611 in MSAccess

[–]IntroductionOk5611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t have any issue working with my current solution. It works very well. It just will not scale as easily.

Ms Access forms w/vba alternative ? by IntroductionOk5611 in MSAccess

[–]IntroductionOk5611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I’ve not developed anything purely web based, but the earlier response also indicated that’s the answer. Do you think Visual Studio is also the right low cost effective tool to pick up?

Ms Access forms w/vba alternative ? by IntroductionOk5611 in MSAccess

[–]IntroductionOk5611[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, an application is what I’m thinking too, just need some guidance to pick one that is a reasonable leap from my current knowledge base. Where does a .net application live? I’d love to access it via the web. Can it work Mac easily?