Old vs. New highlights
 
    Main menu
OLD NEW
A random parking lot for windows and reports.  Button size and location suggest order, but are actually meaningless. Tip of the iceberg.  Below lies a well-thought-out architecture of elements.   User goes to specific area for task in mind.
   Client Tracking
OLD NEW
Curiously, fields are stacked in a single column (note scrollbar!).   Subforms were being added to handle what could not fit here. Tabular design allows all kinds of data to be included here.  This became the heart of the database.
   Monthly Stats
OLD
Type in county, then name of month desired.  AND dates for first and last of that month.   Press some buttons in a mysterious sequence.  Do some math.  More buttons.  Subform opens. Check data on subform; make adjustments. Report generated. 

Better get it right, as each month's new data writes over previous month's.
Wait - There's more!  Annual rollover instructions:
(Done every fiscal new year for OLD version)
NEW
Select county and month desired.  Click a button to open subform. Check data on subform; make adjustments.  Entire fiscal year's data is preserved, and displayed at once.  Selected month is hilighted. Report generated.  No rollover procedure to deal with.
   Tracking of client services
ALL NEW
Each service a client receives is added as a new record, in à-la-carte style. A similar interface builds a library of commonly used service-provider combinations.

 

   Updating non-client data
ALL NEW
A sub-menu grants edit power over all peripheral data.  Formerly done through table-tampering.  Interfaces now protect data. A sample edit window:  this one for Physicians' data.
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