Access 2000: The Complete Reference

Paperback Published on: 16/04/1999
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Synopsis

This is the ultimate guide to the best-selling database program! You can create a well-organized, highly responsive Access database that makes your data make sense. "Access 2000: The Complete Reference" explains everything from installing and configuring a relational database to sharing your data across an intranet or the Internet to integrating your database with other Office programs. With this definitive resource, you'll be able to build a comprehensive solution, analyze trends and relationships in data, make sound business decisions based on your results - and be more productive! Plus, the book serves as a study guide for the Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) exam for Access 2000.You can use the skills reviews in the relevant chapters with the TEST YOURSELF questions on CD to determine if your skills meet the requirements for passing the exam.

Inside, you'll find out how to: set up any one of more than 10 database automatically; streamline your work - use wizards to query, filter, and analyze database; generate custom forms and reports; share dynamic or static database information across an intranet of the internet instantly; convert data from different sources into a variety of formats with the Import/Export Wizard; grant multiple users from remote locations access to your databases; and integrate your Access database with other Office 2000 programs to build a complete business solution.

Publisher information

  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
  • ISBN: 9780078825125
  • Number of pages: 1319
  • Dimensions: 231 x 185 x 69 mm
  • Weight: 2200g
  • Languages: English

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