Book Review of Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Microsoft Office Access 2003 (Book Review)

If you don’t know anything about Access and need to get up to speed quickly, this is the book you want. This book gives you the confidence and a grip on the subject for a beginner and the authors rightly put it on their cover page. ‘ABSOLUTELY NO PRIOR ACCESS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY’
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Written on December 25th, 2006
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If you don’t know anything about Access and need to get up to speed quickly, this is the book you want. This book gives you the confidence and a grip on the subject for a beginner and the authors rightly put it on their cover page. ‘ABSOLUTELY NO PRIOR ACCESS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY’

Microsoft Access 11 is a powerful, relational database software package that makes it easier for you to create and manage complex databases. With Access, you can create a database quickly from scratch or by using and Access database Wizard. Once you’ve created your database, Access provides all the tools you need to enter and manipulate data.

Inside this microsoft office access book, you’ll learn how to:

* Quickly start a new database by using the Database Wizard.

* Create tables from scratch or by using a Wizard.

* Add and edit database information by using both tables and forms.

* Manipulate data in a number of tables by using queries and reports.

For all novices who have no knowledge of access and want to make simple databases of their own,I would heartily recommend this book.

About the Author

Susan Sales Harkins is an independent consultant with an expertise in Access. Mike Gunderloy is an independent developer and author who has been working with computers for 25 years.

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Written on December 25th, 2006
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