This is my meek attempt at creating an add-on that I felt was sorely needed for those Access developer's (like myself) that are not well-versed in the naming conventions created by Stan Leszynski and Greg Reddick.  While developing, I constantly found myself looking up naming conventions in "The Leszynski/Reddick Guidelines for Access" and thought that it would be fantastic if I could easily look up the standards, on my computer, within Access, while developing.  What a novel idea, eh?!  So here is my add-in.  I hope that you find it useful.  Please distribute this freely to anyone, (yes anyone) who might find it of any value, what-so-ever.  This add-in is in no way intended to replace the document that Stan Leszynski and Greg Reddick developed.  It is, however, meant to help you learn the standards that they have so insightfully developed.  I suggest that anyone who develops Access applications, download copy of their naming convention standards.  You can find it in library 15 (3rd Party/User Grp), of the MS Access Support+ Forum (GO:MSACCESS) on CompuServe. under the names: LRSTYT.ZIP (Plain text format), or LRSTYW.ZIP (Word for Windows 2.0 format).  

Included files:	README.TXT	The file that you're reading now.
		L&R_NAME.MDA	The actual program/add-in.

Installation instructions:

	Copy the file L&R_NAME.MDA to your Microsoft Access program directory.
	Start Microsoft Access and open a database, not this one.
	From the File menu, select Add-Ins/Add-In Manager.
	Select L/R Naming Conventions from the Add_In Manager.
	Click on the install button.
	Exit Microsoft Access.

The next time you start Microsoft Access this add-in will be available from the Add-Ins entry under the File menu. 

Oh, I almost forgot, The add-in is pretty straight forward and easy to grasp except for one feature.  I included the ability to copy a tag to the clipboard.  To do this lookup the object type that you want and double-click on that line of data in the subform.  You can then go back to your application and paste the tag wherever you may need it.
