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MARS: Automating your MS Access Reports
MS Access Report Scheduler or MARS is a function rich automation tool and scheduler for MS Access. It helps a business by making it simple to define single or packages of Microsoft Access Reports. This dynamic tool also includes a Macro Scheduler and Query Scheduler. It enables the reports and queries to be sent to multiple destinations through email, SMS, file transfer protocol or USB device. Hard copies can also be easily printed. The format of the report may be in form of PDF, MS Word, MS Excel, HTML, RTF, Acrobat or text.
MARS is a spontaneous and user friendly scheduler that easily performs the other wise cumbersome task of manually running MS Access Reports, Queries and Macros. You can simply automate MS Access to work as per your plans and business routine, when you use MARS. All that needs to be done is setting up a roster or schedule as to how frequently (hourly,daily, weekly,monthly) you need to run a report and specify the format required (PDF, Word, Excel, HTML, RTF, Acrobat, text) for the output to be displayed. The location where you need to send the report should also be mentioned.
MARS helps you to respond to your business needs in a more effective manner. Simply by scheduling the reports to be run and sent after certain intervals of time, it gives you complete peace of mind and an assurance that the crucial data will be available as and when required. It is an effective way of reducing unnecessary manual work and any possible delays.
The MS Access Scheduler of MARS also helps you to automate event based schedules. This implies that reports will be generated when a specific (or set of) event occurs. This MS Access Scheduling feature scans through the database, looking for parameter values to use and then generates and produces a unique report for every value. It thus provides advanced data driven functionality to Access Reports distribution.
MARS works in all major Operating Systems including Widows NT4SP6a, Windows 2000, Windows 2000 Server, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server, Windows Vista 64 and Windows Server 2008.
With a range of features to suit your crucial business needs, MARS has been devised to simplify the management of corporate reports. Tailored reports are generated and sent at the right time to crucial destinations without any delay or errors while you certainly have a well organized business environment and reduced operating costs.
Hot Stock?
So im hearing alot of positive things about Gap Inc. From all the research i’ve been doing I see there a fantastic value in the retailer sector. Corporate buyback on the way, just reported huge earnings for this quarter (over 18 percent), my question is, have I overlooked anything? The price is low, lower than its value so im thinking of getting involved. Its at $18, it should be at like $25 or more according to its upcomming revenue.
I’m glad you are doing some research before purchasing a stock. You may be right, but assuming you are doing your homework, I would think most of the market has access to the same information and priced that information into the stock. Judging by the price chart for the last year, the GAP has outperformed the group and the S&P. Therefore, the market has priced much of your idea into the market price of the stock.
According to Cramer on CNBC cable TV, most retail stocks as a group are currently out of favor. I agree that you wouldn’t know it by the GAP price chart. That said, I looked at one survey on line that tracked about 12 investment companies. only two like GAP enough to recommend it. Eight were neutral on the stock which tells me the market has priced your thinking into the stock. The stock is above it’s moving average which again tells me that the market has priced your thinking into the market.
IF this will be your only stock investment, forget it. It is never wise to put all your money on one stock. The GAP has gone both up and down before.
If you have other investments and have about $3250.00 for a hundred shares and it is money that you can afford to lose, then IF you have done your homework, go for it. Look at the ten year stock chart for the stock. It has had it’s ups and downs.
All that said, I must disclose that I own mutual funds rather than individual stocks. Some of my mutual fund do own GAP as well as other stocks.
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