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On Saturday, we registered Bart at the local Track and Field club.
We took Bart to his first training session this evening. It was pretty informal. He did a few practice races and learned to throw the discus. Lisa tagged along behind him when he ran. She must have run around 400m in the hour we were there.
I also talked to the Registrar about the computer system that they're using. It's an Access database and they need someone to help tidy it up and do some enhancements. Marge and I have offered to help. One of the biggest issues is the number of nested menus. We had a look at the code last night. There's around 150 menu buttons over 13 menu screens. I want to put everything on one screen - with a tabbed interface.
This should be fun. It's not the greatest development environment. And there are some things I hate about it. But I used MS Access v1.0 for my final project at Uni. And Marge used v2.0 it for hers. So it's something that we can work on together. And maybe get some additional income from it.
We took Bart to his first training session this evening. It was pretty informal. He did a few practice races and learned to throw the discus. Lisa tagged along behind him when he ran. She must have run around 400m in the hour we were there.
I also talked to the Registrar about the computer system that they're using. It's an Access database and they need someone to help tidy it up and do some enhancements. Marge and I have offered to help. One of the biggest issues is the number of nested menus. We had a look at the code last night. There's around 150 menu buttons over 13 menu screens. I want to put everything on one screen - with a tabbed interface.
This should be fun. It's not the greatest development environment. And there are some things I hate about it. But I used MS Access v1.0 for my final project at Uni. And Marge used v2.0 it for hers. So it's something that we can work on together. And maybe get some additional income from it.
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