If you're like me, if you like to automate repetitive and tedious programming tasks, then you may have a wish list like this: Don't you wish someone would invent a wizard to create a form with command buttons (New, Delete, Find, Close) already in place, and fully functional?
Well, somebody has. (That wizard also creates fully functional subforms, all in one step.)
Don't you wish you could simply point to fields on a form and say, "Create a report using those fields." Well, now you can. (That wizard also creates report summary controls with working formulas.)

Don't you wish you could easily decipher your maze of queries and see what queries use what other queries?
Well, now you can navigate your hierarchy of queries. (That wizard also shows you the source table for each field, even though it may be buried deep in the query hierarchy.)

My fellow programmer, that's just a small taste of the innovative tools I've developed over the years. Are you salivating yet? These wizards take a giant leap beyond the basic Access wizards. Why? Because they automate more things. Why else? Because they come with VBA code, giving you more control. These are the kind of tools you can easily get addicted to.

I don't care if you're beginner or guru. These tools make programming more fun. Even exciting. Like programming should be.