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As 2024 has ended, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your trust and partnership throughout the year. It has been an incredible journey helping businesses like yours unlock the full potential of their MS-Access databases by converting them into modern, efficient web apps that deliver flexibility and accessibility like never before.
With our tailored migration services, we’ve supported countless businesses in transforming their legacy MS-Access systems into powerful, cloud-enabled solutions. These web apps allow seamless access from anywhere, on any device—whether hosted on a web server or in the cloud with providers like AWS or Azure. Together, we’ve streamlined operations, enhanced efficiency, and empowered teams to achieve more.
As we look forward to 2025, we remain committed to continuing this journey with you. Our mission is to help you stay ahead of the curve by providing cutting-edge solutions tailored to your needs. If you’re planning to move your MS-Access applications to the cloud or convert them into robust web apps, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Here’s to another year of innovation, collaboration, and success!
Wishing you a Happy New Year and a prosperous 2025!
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Monday, February 27, 2023Author: Antrow SoftwareJohn is the owner of a small manufacturing company that has been using Microsoft Access as their primary database management system for many years. However, the system has become outdated, difficult to manage, and lacks the necessary features to keep up with the company's growth. John knows that he needs to modernize the system to improve efficiency, productivity, and profitability.
After conducting extensive research, John comes across Antrow.com and discovers that they specialize in converting Microsoft Access databases into modern, cloud-based web applications. John decides to contact Antrow.com to learn more about their services.
Upon contacting Antrow.com, John is assigned a dedicated project manager who works closely with him to understand the company's specific needs and requirements. The project manager evaluates the existing Microsoft Access database, proposes a customized solution, and provides a detailed project plan and timeline.
Antrow.com's team of experienced developers then starts working on the project, converting the Microsoft Access database into a modern, cloud-based web application. The new application is secure, scalable, and user-friendly, with robust features and functionalities to meet the company's specific needs.
After the project is completed, Antrow.com provides John with comprehensive training on how to use the new system and ongoing support and maintenance to ensure that the system continues to meet the company's needs.
Thanks to Antrow.com's MS-Access to Web App Conversion service, John's manufacturing company now has a modern, efficient, and productive database management system that enables them to keep up with their growth and achieve greater success.
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Sunday, March 5, 2023Author: Antrow SoftwareImports Microsoft.Identity.Client
Imports Microsoft.Graph
Imports Microsoft.Graph.Auth
Public Class OneDrive_Client
Private _graphClient As GraphServiceClient
Public Async Function AuthenticateAndConnect(clientId As String, tenantId As String, username As String, password As String, scopes As String()) As Task
Dim publicClientApp As IPublicClientApplication = PublicClientApplicationBuilder _
.Create(clientId) _
.WithAuthority(AzureCloudInstance.AzurePublic, tenantId) _
.Build()
Dim authProvider As UsernamePasswordProvider = New UsernamePasswordProvider(publicClientApp, scopes, username, password)
_graphClient = New GraphServiceClient(authProvider)
End Function
Public Async Function ListDriveItems() As Task(Of List(Of DriveItem))
Dim driveItems = Await _graphClient.Me.Drive.Root.Children.Request().GetAsync()
Return driveItems.ToList()
End Function
End Class
To use this class, you can create an instance of the OneDrive_Client class and call the AuthenticateAndConnect method with your client ID, tenant ID, username, password, and the desired scopes for the application. Then, you can call the ListDriveItems method to retrieve a list of DriveItems from your OneDrive:
Dim client As New OneDrive_Client()
Dim clientId = ""
Dim tenantId = ""
Dim username = ""
Dim password = ""
Dim scopes = {"https://graph.microsoft.com/.default"}
Await client.AuthenticateAndConnect(clientId, tenantId, username, password, scopes)
Dim driveItems = Await client.ListDriveItems()
For Each item In driveItems
Console.WriteLine(item.Name)
Next
This example uses the Microsoft Graph SDK to access the OneDrive API and the Microsoft Identity Client SDK to authenticate the user. You need to create a Microsoft Azure AD application and obtain a client ID and tenant ID to use this example.