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billing-equipment-repair
A billing APP for Equipment Sales/Repair Shops written in MS-Access.
If you are selling and/or repairing equipment you want to track (like computers, tractors, boats, snowmobiles, TV's, dishwashers or other things like that), this might be a good app for you. It should give you practice in learning/use of Invoicing, and installing on the desktop, and programming in vba and MS-Access. Note that the free MS-Access Runtime is with the download . You need MS-Access if you want to work with the program code (part of Office 365). The program processes Invoicing, Appointments, and Quotes, and produces reports for A/R, Inventory, History and Accounting Purposes. ... -
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WinPayXT2022
This is a sample payroll program, for learning payroll and MS-Access
This is a sample/educational demo payroll program, for learning payroll and MS-Access programming. It is similar to the app WebPayXT2021, written in MS-Access. WinPayXT is for a small business, with 1-15 employees. It should give you practice in learning payroll, installing on the Windows Desktop, and learning MS-Access. The WinPayXT App calculates payroll, and produces reports for tax and accounting purposes.
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