MS Access templates

MS Access is an extremely powerful database program. Creating useful and user friendly databases can take many hours to develop. Is there a good site to download Access templates that can then be massaged to the specific needs of non-profits.

Here's a few ideas:<:LINEBREAK:><:LINEBREAK:>My favourite site for Access resources, problem-solving and code downloads is Dev Ashish's "The Access Web". I have used this many times to solve all sorts of issues with my databases.<:LINEBREAK:>(http://www.mvps.org/access/)<:LINEBREAK:><:LINEBREAK:>You can also take a look at this basic contacts database http://www.roga.demon.co.uk/access/.<:LINEBREAK:><:LINEBREAK:>And, in case anyone isn't aware, Access itself comes with a number of example databases. Access 2000 includes: Contact Management, Event management, Asset Tracking and more. And Access 97 included a Donations, a Membership and a Students & Classes database. Simple but they're a start.<:LINEBREAK:><:LINEBREAK:>Hope this helps.<:LINEBREAK:><:LINEBREAK:>Ivan Wainewright<:LINEBREAK:>ivan@itforcharities.co.uk

Thanks for the tips, Ivan... I would also add to the list NPower's Devolio. Here is my short review for TechSoup:<:LINEBREAK:>
<:LINEBREAK:>"If you need a simple, well-designed fundraising database, Devolio may be just what you've been looking for. Developed by NPower, Devolio helps you keep track of personal and organizational contributors. All you need is MS Access 2000. Documentation is also available."
<:LINEBREAK:>You can download it here:<:LINEBREAK:>http://www.techsoup.org/sub_downdetails.cfm?downloadid=43
<:LINEBREAK:>-Tom Jelen<:LINEBREAK:>TechSoup.org