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Tom Campbell / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Directed at users who want to maximize their use of Microsoft's first Windows-based database product, this tutorial covers configuration, application design and prototyping, creating menu-driven applications, using OLE, and much more.
Stuart J. Stuple / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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This easy-to-read Quick Reference is filled with plain English explanations of database concepts and also includes a quick tour of the wonderful world of Microsoft Windows. A guide to assessing your database needs coupled with an overview of what you might use a database for allows beginners and intermediates alike to get up and running with Access.
Ricardo Birmele / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Access 2 Power Programming/Book and Disk
Chris St. Valentine, Chris St. Valentine / Paperback / Published August 1994
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A tutorial that explains how to use Access for Windows to create multi-user relational database applications. The book provides special focus on programming across a network, including hooking into and working with an SQL database, and cross-platform development. Disk contains sample code.
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Greg Perry / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Catherine Parkerson / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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James E. Shuman / Unknown Binding / Published November 1994
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Jenny Spence, Sue Holding / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Michelle A. Poolet, Michael D. Reilly / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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This book provides powerful, real-world examples--such as Pizza Hut and Land's End--on the effective use, design, and maintenance of Access front-ends for anyone programming with Access in a client/server environment. The CD includes Access Libraries, Access Utilities, and all the source code from the book.
Access 95 Tutor : The Interactive Seminar in a Box
Greg M. Perry / Hardcover / Published March 1996
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More than a tutorial, this book offers interactive reference material for database development, creating reports and forms, and miantaining databases. The workbook is structures like a set of class notes with a variety of brief tutorials. The CD ROM contains multimedia clips, interactive quizzes, databses, forms, reports, and other files for projects presented in the workbook.
Chris St. Valentine / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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A potent guide to accomplishing database programming tasks with Access Basic. Written by a Microsoft insider, the book details how to accomplish key database functions. Featuring detailed explanations and annotated "plug and play" code modules, the book provides quick and easy solutions to the most pressing database challenges.
Grace Joely Beatty, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Beatty and Gardner, experts in computer training through visualization, provide step-by-step, visual instructions on how to create and use databases utilizing Access for Windows 95. Readers will be able to learn any application in minutes--full-color graphics show you exactly what to do. Over 450 live screen demonstrations.
Roger Jennings / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Susan Perschke, Michael Liczbanski / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Lisa Monitto / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Martin Matthews, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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A no-nonsense guide to mastering the fundamentals of Microsoft's new Access database designed for business users provides step-by-step tutorials covering basic functions. Original.
Margaret Levine Young / Unknown Binding / Published November 1993
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An innovative guide to Access offers protection from its pitfalls and potential hazards, shows how to design databases so they do not become cumbersome and slow-moving, and explores the problems of transporting data from old databases. (Advanced).
Chris St. Valentine / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Rob Krumm / Unknown Binding / Published March 1993
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Targeted to the database developer who needs to develop applications quickly, this book takes a practical, task-oriented approach that shows readers how best to solve specific kinds of database problems using macros and using Microsoft Access Basic. Includes shortcuts and techniques for enhancing and optimizing basic applications developed in the book. Disk contains all applications in the book.
Building Access 2 Applications : Using Point-And-Click ProgrammingJohn S. Dranchak, Joseph R. Lacroce / Paperback / Published February 1995
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"Build your own Access databases and applications--without any programming experience! You don't have to do any programming to build an Access database or custom application. Find out how to design graphical front-ends, how to build tables to store your information, and how to link the two together to create a working application. The authors use their business experiences to give you real world examples for building Access applications. This book uses a case study and step-by-step examples to build a Contact Manager application. You'll also learn how to: Create applications without h...
Gordon Padwick, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Building Integrated Office Applications is an introductory-level programming book that covers the Office 95 versions of Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and Schedule+. The book emphasizes how to build programs that leverage the capabilities of two or more Office programs; therefore, there are chapters on integrating Word and Excel, Word and Access, and Access and Excel. The excellent CD-ROM contains a dozen Visual Basic custom controls as well as Office and Windows utilities.
Client/Server Programming With Access & Sql Server : The Integrated Guide for Programmers & DevelopersLeo Sanin, et al / Paperback / Published August 1997
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This practical, focused guide presents a wide array of techniques - many undocumented - for solving real-world challenges. Master the fundamentals of client/server architecture, hone your access expertise to develop a versatile front-end, harness the strength of SQL Server, and integrate Access and SQL Server into a hybrid powerhouse. Plus! dozens of practical code and query examples.
Paperback / Published March 1994
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Paul McFedries / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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A beginner's introduction to the use of databases in general and Access in particular. Its friendly format combines solid instruction with a lighthearted style that takes the fear out of learning. Information is organized in easy-to-digest chunks that the reader can follow from start to finish, or dip in and out of. Extensively cross-referenced.
Crash Course in Access BasicAllen Wyatt, et al / Paperback / Published August 1994
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This course offers a basic, "how-to" approach that explains why a topic/concept is important. Shaded boxes highlight each new statement's syntax and parameters. This "Syntax-at-a-Glance" feature makes this tutorial a valuable resource that can be used throughout the Access Basic learning process. Covers version 2.
Melissa W. Dunn / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Jeffry L. Byrne / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Easy Microsoft Access 97Jeffry Byrne, Jeffrey L. Byrne / Paperback / Published January 1997
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Readers will learn all the newest features and functions of Access 97 with this visual, step-by-step guide. Designed to build confidence and increase productivity, this book covers over 100 of the most commonly used features-including using Access to connect to the Internet.
Allen Browne, Alison Balter / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Douglas Hergert / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Carefully designed to be unintimidating and "friendly," this guide shows the first-time user how to set up and use a Microsoft Access database. Hergert, a master of the case-study tutorial, shows how to define databases, enter data, create attractive data entry screens, and extract information from the database.
Miriam Liskin / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Bestselling author Miriam Liskin tackles Microsoft Access, the Windows-based database system. In 20 exhaustive chapters Liskin covers just about every aspect of Access from beginning to advanced subjects. Topics covered range from designing and creating databases; defining simple queries; performing calculations; working with external data; and more. (Database Management)
Eric Stone / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Beginners will get the answers they need in a colorfully illustrated book employing a unique approach to simple tasks--each double-page spread presents an illustration of one goal and a graphic explanation for every step leading to that goal. Original. (Beginner).
Learn Access 97 in a Weekend (In a Weekend)Diane Tinney / Paperback / Published March 1998
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In one weekend, readers learn the basics of Microsoft Access and database design. This book gives readers experience in using the core features of Microsoft Access such as creating and using tables, forms, queries, and reports. The practical examples and step-by-step approach empower the reader with a solid foundation in Microsoft Access basics. .
Russell A. Stultz / Paperback / Published April 1996
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Get up to speed on the latest version of Microsoft Access. Designed with the beginner in mind, hands-on activities and step-by-step instructions guide users through creating and modifying database tables, queries, forms, and reports. A disk with ready-to-use sample tables, queries, forms, reports, and graphics is included.
Annette Marquis, Gini Courter / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Paperback / Published May 1995
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Philip J. Pratt, Paul M. Leidig / Unknown Binding / Published May 1995
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Microsoft Access 2 Developer's HandbookKen Getz, et al / Unknown Binding / Published August 1994
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Here's the insider's guide to developing cleaner, faster, more reliable, and better-looking Access applications. Featuring a member of the Access development team and the editor of Smart Access, this book covers the product's secrets and includes a disk of sample databases, applications, and a "codebase" of tips and tricks discussed in the text.
Unknown Binding / Published June 1994
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The fastest way to learn Microsoft Access. People new to databases and those switching from other programs will find this book a golden tool to learn the software fast. With the tried-and-true format of combining self-paced lessons with disk-based practice files, users will be amazed at how quickly they will be creating and using their own custom databases.
James E. Powell / Unknown Binding / Published April 1994
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Profiles the tips and shortcuts that can make Access even easier to use, covering such new features as customizable button bars, Wizards, report creation, improvements for developers, and more. Original. (All Users).
Robert Cowart / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Douglas A. Hergert / Unknown Binding / Published May 1994
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A one volume step-by-step tutorial to the latest release of Microsoft Access, the up-and-coming database program from Microsoft. Hergert uses a small business as a case study showing how a business might actually go about building a database system and managing its resources using Microsoft Access.
Ken Getz(Editor), et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Meredith Flynn / Hardcover / Published August 1999
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In this approved Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) program coursework in building and modifying advanced database tables and forms and integrating Access with other Office applications, Flynn (Bowling Green State U., Ohio) teaches these expert-level skills through visual aids and skills assessment exercises using data files on the bundled CD-ROM. Also available are an instructor's guide, textbook web site, and Paradigm Test Generator program. -- Copyright 1999 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR All rights reserved Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Nita Hewitt Rutkosky, Denise Seguin / Hardcover / Expected January 2000
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Sandra Cable, William Robert Pasewark / Paperback / Published June 1999
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Covering beginning through advanced software features this comprehensive book contains step-by-step instructions screen illustrations objectives tips notes chapter summaries end-of-chapter exercises and projects. Certified as Expert level for Access this book is aimed at the beginning through advanced introductory user.
Hardcover / Expected January 2000
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Hardcover / Expected January 2000
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Hardcover / Expected January 2000
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Gary B. Shelly, et al / Unknown Binding / Published September 1996
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Ken Getz, Paul Litwin / Paperback / Published March 1996
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Using concise, interesting examples to show how to use Access to its fullest potential, the how-to's in this book go beyond a simple rehash of the reference manual--with over 800 pages of real-life Access development situations and their solutions in a standard, easy-to-use format.
Microsoft Access 97 Power Toolkit : For Windows 95 & Windows NtMichael Groh / Paperback / Published January 1997
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This toolkit is filled with practical examples of building applications, addressing issues encountered in the real world. Readers will learn to build professional-level applications in Access 97 and incorporate the ready-to-use code with very few changes. Notes and sidebars guide Access 2.0 developers migrating to Access 97.
Microsoft Access : Visual Basic (Step by Step (Redmond, Wash.).)Evan Callahan / Paperback / Published January 1996
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The perfect book for users who want to get to the heart of Access to help them build personalized and customized Access solutions. Fifteen lessons methodically teach readers, in the highly successful Step By Step format, how to use this built-in graphical programming language to customize Access to work the way they do.
Michael Groh / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Margaret D. McGee, Judy Boyce / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Follow-along lessons and disk-based practice files provide realistic, useful instruction in setting up and using databases in business, classroom, and home.
James E. Powell / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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A complete alphabetical reference to every feature and function of Microsoft Access, this handy pocket guide also covers general database fundamentals. Perfect for users new to databases, relational principles, and Microsoft Access.
Namir Clement Shammas / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Daniel A. Tauber, Brenda Kienan / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Access looks easy to use, but looks can be deceiving. Access is full of pitfalls and provides plenty of room for thoughtful strategies. This book provides the less than confident user and the more experienced user with solutions, tips, and techniques to make the most of Access.
PC Learning Labs Teaches Microsoft Access 2.0/Book and DiskPC Learning Labs / Paperback / Published April 1994
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A book-and-disk learning system teaches novices what they need to know to tap into the power of the Windows-based graphical database package. Original. (Beginner).
Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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The PC Learning Labs's guide to Access provides readers with the tools and information they will need to master the database-management program.
Cary N. Prague, Michael R. Irwin / Unknown Binding / Published April 1994
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Nationally bestselling authors and database pros Cary Prague and Michael Irwin have teamed up to bring you the authoritative guide to one of the most popular and powerful PC database programs around. PC World Microsoft Access 2 Bible, 2nd Edition, provides you with hundreds of tips and shortcuts to help you create powerful databases, reports, and queries with Access. You'll discover how to: Create and maintain database tables and relationships, and establish referential integrity Fashion useful data-entry forms complete with data validation Set up multitable reports, including group s...
Cary N. Prague, Michael R. Irwin / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Don Schuy / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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This is a workshop book showing step-by-step how to create applications and add-ins in Word, Excel, Access and Visual Basic. Each of the applications developed in the book are included on the disk, complete and ready to run. A Basic coder's dream; chock full of reusable code, valuable coding techniques, and fun ideas.
John L. Viescas / Unknown Binding / Published December 1993
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A major revision of one of the bestselling Microsoft Access books around. The first section provides information on how relational databases work and what they're used for and then offers a quick overview of Access itself. Includes all new examples, and more than 200 pages of new material.
Unknown Binding / Published December 1993
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A startup guide to Microsoft Access offers users of this database-management program easy admission, with advice on installing and running the software, as well as basic functions. Original.
Running Microsoft Office 97Michael Halvorson, Michael Young (Contributor) / Unknown Binding / Published January 1997
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Comprehensive and easy to access, this example filled reference is a user guide to Microsoft Office 97 for Windows. No one knows Office like Microsoft Press, and this book covers everything Office users need to know--and offers inside tips from the software experts. The CD contains the knowledge base used by Microsoft's own Support Services, so users can save on support calls. COVER TITLE.
Michael Halvorson, Michael Young / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Roger Jennings, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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This new edition provides expert coverage of the newest features of Access for users and programmers of all levels. The book includes a new chapter on Internet coverage, including Access Internet Assistant and accessing database information over the Internet. The book also explores SQL, client/server setups, and Access Basic.
Steve Davis / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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A self-starter's guide to Access introduces newcomers to the ins and outs of this database management software. Original.
Paul Cassel / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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A self-starter's guide to Access provides beginners with the tools and knowledge they require to get up and running with the database management software in three weeks.
Robert Cowart / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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An easy, hands-on tutorial that gives beginners the confidence they need to start doing useful work with the exciting new database for Windows. Simple lessons show how to create data tables, forms, and reports; query the database; and use macros to automate tasks.
Mary Campbell / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Walter R., Iii Bruce, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Explains how users can design effective, well-structured Access applications, discussing the database software's graphics capabilities, creative database design, and ways to create appealing forms, reports, and tables. Original. (All Users).
Michael Groh, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Alan Simpson / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Using Access 2 for WindowsRoger Jennings, Ron Person / Unknown Binding / Published April 1994
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A comprehensive reference on the latest version of Access for Windows provides information on every feature of the popular database software, including graphics, reports, queries, networking features, macros, forms, multiuser capabilities, and programming. Original. (All Users).
F. Scott Barker, Diana Barker / Unknown Binding / Published March 1997
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New and experienced users alike need a guide that's comprehensive in scope-yet concise enough to bring them up to speed quickly. This user-friendly guide is packed with the best support available-covering new and commonly-used features of Access 97.
Roger Jennings / Unknown Binding / Published November 1992
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Cathy Kenny(Editor), et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Miriam Liskin / Unknown Binding / Published March 1997
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Introducing in non-technical terms the relational database concepts that readers must understand for good database design, this book presents practical suggestions for analyzing an application, determining the functional requirements, and organizing the data to facilitate fulfilling these requirements.