How Can I Read Words Of Dictionary From Access ?

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Hello every one, i am working on my project which is a dictionary "translator" from English to Arabic Language" i found a database in Access of most words with their meaning , now i want to write a code in c# in button which read the words in first textbox then compare it with words in database then write the transaltion in the other textbox ,

what is the c# code of do this ? can you help me , please ??

because i have done in SQl server but i was input the words manually and this is hard to do for all words in world , but this database is ready but i could not read from it by code ?!

i hope my question be clear to you for helping me >
thanks in Advance

Posted 28-Jan-15 6:22am

Me is Needer

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CHill60 28-Jan-15 12:23pm

What have you tried?

Richard MacCutchan 28-Jan-15 12:24pm

No one is going to write the code for you, you need to show what you have done and what problems you receive.

Me is Needer 31-Jan-15 11:42am

Mr Richard i dont want you to write all the code for me , but my question's purpose is to guide me how this code can be build or if there is simillar topics of projects

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-01-28T06:26:00

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This C# article should get you started Using ADO.NET for beginners[^]

Posted 28-Jan-15 6:26am

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Me is Needer 31-Jan-15 11:42am

Thanks for you :) i will see it