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    1. COI'd say as a developer I'd prefer good code commenting, uniform naming conventions and good design over a document I'll likely never read. When you say "without prior domain knowledge" it's not clear if you mean of Access or of the specific application. If the former, good luck with that -- you could write a book. If the latter, see my first comment!
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    2. COI mean, the way the business operates as the 'domain knowledge' source. There are a *lot* of quirks, unexpected business rules and other behaviors that I've spent the couple weeks learning about that are extremely relevant to how the database is set up and how the application works as a whole.
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    3. COTrouble is these kinds of documents are seldom updated once they're done. Maybe the idea of a Wiki which the users create would be an idea. And the idea is that any new users *always* post their question(s) in the wiki and then get the answers and update them. And they have to be given the time to do so. Also why not do this within the Access app. Create a table with one field by form name and another memo field. Each form gets a button which opens a form against that table creating/update the record corresponding to that form. Then the users update the memo field right there.
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