i need sample code for Document management system vb.net with ms-access database

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hey everyone i wont to do simple document management system in vb.net 2010 and ms access database back-end. the program will have the following features,
----create folders as the database table fields.
----upload and save PDFs files to the folder in the category created above
--- retrieve the documents

fields on the table are
letter no
received from
sent to
date received
sent date
document description
document path

thank you
someone have this kind of mini project? please post it here, or i need sample code how can i insert pdf file to folders and store file path in the database?

Posted 10-Dec-12 19:41pm

Beiniam

Updated 11-Dec-12 0:04am

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AnkitGoel.com 11-Dec-12 1:48am

what is the problem? go for it.

_Vitor Garcia_ 11-Dec-12 4:16am

Break a leg

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-12-10T22:34:00

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If you are looking for a working solution then you need to go and search for it yourself (try Google, or the Articles section). Alternatively you could actually develop it and publish an article about how you did it.

Posted 10-Dec-12 22:34pm

Richard MacCutchan