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New Ron Hess CSession for Office Toolkit 3?
I assume Ron himself is the best one to answer this, but just in case:
We hacked together a quick solution for our Access client app two years ago using Ron Hess' CSession and "KT"s (don't know who that is!) SFC class modules I dug up somewhere on line here. Now we need to add functionality that requires version 3 of the Toolkit. Before we rewrite it all from 2 to 3, a question: did Ron or somebody else ever update CSession and SFC to work with Toolkit 3? (and if so, where could I find it?)
TIA!
Rick N.
We hacked together a quick solution for our Access client app two years ago using Ron Hess' CSession and "KT"s (don't know who that is!) SFC class modules I dug up somewhere on line here. Now we need to add functionality that requires version 3 of the Toolkit. Before we rewrite it all from 2 to 3, a question: did Ron or somebody else ever update CSession and SFC to work with Toolkit 3? (and if so, where could I find it?)
TIA!
Rick N.
I'm glad to hear that you were able to use my code. I have upgraded it to work with the v3 toolkit and it's worked quite well for me in VB and Access.
You should be able to download the updated class files at http://www.kepner-tregoe.com/salesforce/SFC_VBToolkit_Class_v3.zip
Mike
P.S. - KT Stands for Kepner-Tregoe (http://www.kepner-tregoe.com)
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I'm glad to hear that you were able to use my code. I have upgraded it to work with the v3 toolkit and it's worked quite well for me in VB and Access.
You should be able to download the updated class files at http://www.kepner-tregoe.com/salesforce/SFC_VBToolkit_Class_v3.zip
Mike
P.S. - KT Stands for Kepner-Tregoe (http://www.kepner-tregoe.com)
Thanks - now I remember you from two years ago (and I still have a 1981 copy of The New Rational Manager on my bookshelf - weird, since I'm only 21 - ha...). I got the zip file and will be working with it today. Thanks!
Rick N.
Glad to hear you have the RatMan book - still a classic after all these years. Not to plug KT stuff, but The Rational Project Manger is also a good book (speaking as a Project Manager).
Best Regards,
Mike
Just following up: the new classes worked fine and nothing seemed to be missing - thanks again.
Never thought of it as "RatMan"! And I'll watch out for The Rational Project Manager - sounds good (also maybe as a gift for some of my clients who could use some rationality...).
thanks -
Rick N.