How to contact an MS Access MVp "grog" <grogono[ at ]interchange.ubc.ca> 16.07.2006 19:18:00 Hi I understand that through MicroSoft Online, there are MS Access MVP who are available to answer specific questions regarding access.Can someone tell me how to avail myself of this service? Haven't been able to see how to do this through the MS website. Thanks for your help. Grog

Re: How to contact an MS Access MVp "Tom Lake" <tlake[ at ]twcny.rr.com> 16.07.2006 19:23:52 [Quoted Text] > I understand that through MicroSoft Online, there are MS Access MVP who > are available to answer specific questions regarding access.Can someone > tell me how to avail myself of this service? Haven't been able to see > how to do this through the MS website. > > Thanks for your help. Just post your questions to the MS newsgroups. MVPs respond there. Tom Lake

Re: How to contact an MS Access MVp "Duane Hookom" <DuaneAtNoSpanHookomDotNet> 16.07.2006 21:04:29 Responses aren't limited to MVPs. There are lots of others who reply with great answers who have not been awarded "MVP". -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP "Tom Lake" <tlake[ at ]twcny.rr.com> wrote in message news:e42Gg1QqGHA.5108[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] >> I understand that through MicroSoft Online, there are MS Access MVP who >> are available to answer specific questions regarding access.Can someone >> tell me how to avail myself of this service? Haven't been able to see >> how to do this through the MS website. >> >> Thanks for your help. > > Just post your questions to the MS newsgroups. MVPs respond there. > > Tom Lake >

Re: How to contact an MS Access MVp "Larry Linson" <bouncer[ at ]localhost.not> 17.07.2006 03:39:20 "grog" wrote > I understand that through MicroSoft Online, > there are MS Access MVP who are available > to answer specific questions regarding access. > Can someone tell me how to avail myself of > this service? Haven't been able to see how to > do this through the MS website. Some MVPs may have included contact information in their listing at http://mvp.support.microsoft.com. Some do not, because they don't take on "remote" paid work and certainly, most are unable to do free private consulting. The newsgroup itself is the best place to make contact with people who can answer your questions (and, as Duane has said, it's not necessary to be an MVP to give useful and accurate answers to questions). Larry Linson Microsoft Access MVP