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Fixing Access Annoyances

โœ Scribed by Phil Mitchell


Book ID
127445816
Publisher
OREILLY & ASSOC @ INC
Year
1980
Tongue
English
Weight
5 MB
Category
Library
ISBN-13
9780596008529
ASIN
B000N6ZTHA

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โœฆ Synopsis


When an application is part of the Microsoft Office suite,it's sure to be a leader in its field. In the realm ofdesktop database management, Access is top dog with millionsof users. But this is one dog that can bite. Although Accessis a powerful, relational tool with the fetching talents ofa Labrador, it's not an easy beast to train.Still, millions of users count on Access for everything frommanaging parts databases to running Web catalogs to workingas a front end to mondo SQL databases. But Access ischockablock with annoyances--report hassles, queryconundrums, VBA bugs, arcane error messages, and more.O'Reilly's Annoyances series offer real-world help, rightnow, and Access Annoyances continues tradition. You'll notonly squash bugs and workaround Access' limits, but you'lllearn how to use Access to the max, whether you're a newbieor a seasoned pro. Coverage includes install/configurationannoyances, building better tables and queries, creatingforms that work right, generating reliable and sophisticatedreports, pulling in data from a variety of sources, craftingmacros and VBA code to customize Access, and much more.You could grab those other books for help, but do they solveproblems from page one? Meet a book of a different stripe.The authors come armed with knowledge of the program'squirks, design hurdles and interface snags. They provide youwith battle plans in Access Annoyances to save you time andbouts of hair pulling.Stop information from spiraling out of control when workingwith Access and trying to make this #$@@#$ thing work! Don'tlet its quirks, bugs, and troublemaking features beat you.Who you gonna call for help? Instead of waiting on the linefor techsupport or searching for the answer on the Internetwith its too many resources to find exactly what you need,take control of databases with Access Annoyances, yourpartner on database adventures.


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