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hey all,
I have a odd question. I am in the process of creating an Access database
that will maintain all of our FAQ for the IT department. what we want to do
is something like what "Help" does. Let me explain.
I am copying a table that has all of the info needed, but the problem is I
want to paste information that is either in a working document (MS Word) and
is does not maintain the images.
So the question is, can that be done?
Also the manager wants the capability to create FAQ's on the fly so that
other divisions can contribute to it.
As always your guidance is greatly appreciated,
I have searched and searched for the means but have not been able to find
the solution.
Regards,
Charles Davis
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