B.4. Resources
There are a number of commercially available products that provide libraries for you to reference from your Access projects. You can also find many libraries through sharing. Here are a few resources to get you started. We have not tried all of the controls and libraries found. So we cannot endorse all of them.
You should also be aware that many libraries and ActiveX controls that are designed for Visual Basic programming languages can be used by Access. Contact the vendor to find out.
| Access Advisor Search for "ActiveX Control" or search for "DLL." This is a great site for other information too. | http://accessadvisor.net |
| The Access Web With many resources including ActiveX controls and beyond. | http://www.mvps.org/access/resources/products.htm |
| DBi Technologies Inc. Solutions::PIM and Solutions:: Schedule and many more, tested with Microsoft Access | http://www.dbi-tech.com |
| FMS Inc. Quite a number of ActiveX controls and add-ins for Microsoft Access. | http://www.fmsinc.com/products/ |
| ID Automation Barcode ActiveX Control & DLL designed for Office Programs | http://www.idautomation.com/activex/ |
| Intuit Developer Network Software Development Kit (SDK) to work with data in QuickBooks | http://www.developer.intuit.com/ |
| Acctsync Technologies, Inc. A front end to the Intuit QuickBooks SDK | http://www.acctsync.com/acctsync/ |
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