Easy Access 2000
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| Rating | : | 4.20 (972 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0789719029 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. He is the author of numerous computer books including topics such as SQL Server, Access, QuickBooks, PowerPoint, and Paradox Quickstart. Jeffry Byrne has been working with and teaching about computers, and particularly database applications for over sixteen years
Learn to build and manipulate databases in a short period of time.. This book gets you comfortable with Access by using clear, hands-on directions and engaging summaries. Easy Microsoft Access 2000 starts with the basics of the program and advances, in a series of increasingly more difficult tasks, to creating and using reports
. This book gets you comfortable with Access by using clear, hands-on directions and engaging summaries. From the Back Cover Easy Microsoft Access 2000 starts with the basics of the program and advances, in a series of increasingly more difficult tasks, to creating and using reports. Learn to build and manipulate databases in a short period of time
Good book for the beginner. A Customer it's really easy for the beginner, who has no proir experience of access 2000. but i don't recommand this book, if you have used MS access before, since you'll find it really boring, like i did.. CJ said Fantastic do-it-yourselfer introductory book. I landed a temp job where I was supposed to be "good at Microsoft Access." I'd barely used it and hadn't touched the program in 7 years. I tested well just guessing on the temp agency's exam, but I thought I'd need to bone up just in case I had to really know what I was doing when I got to my assignment.This was the book I found at the library, and I went from zero to hero in a long weekend. I did take the time to read all the marginal notes, though--I think that helped.I'm going to buy it for my boss now that I'm leaving. I doub. Not for the do-it-yourselfer I found this book very frustrating. It teaches you how to use Access by the use of Wizards and full color graphics but for someone like me, who is a do-it-yourselfer, it is very limited in explaining the procedures from the ground up in design view. I found Access' own help more helpful.