Now you can have the answers right at your fingertips whenever you hit a snag or want to take advantage of another great new feature built into Microsoft Access 97 for Windows. Here, in Access 97 For Windows For Dummies Quick Reference, you can find all the tips, tricks, shortcuts, and quick solutions you need in order to work effectively with this powerful database application. Whether you're new to Access or just new to this latest update, keep this fast and convenient guide handy whenever you work with Access 97.
For users of any level who need fast access to Access commands and features, this is the book they need to keep by their computer. The book shows users everything from how to start Access on their computer to more advanced tasks like creating crosstab queries. The relational database program is explained in plain English so that users will be able to store and organize information and present it in attractive, on-screen forms or printed pages.| Introduction |
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| Part I: Access Basics |
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| Part II: Creating and Navigating a Database |
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| Part III: Tables: A Home for Your Data |
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| Part IV: Queries: Getting Answers from Your Data |
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| Part V: Reporting Results |
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| Part VI: Forms for Displaying and Entering Data |
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| Part VII: Printing Your Work for the World to See |
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| Part VIII: Access 97 Tips and Tricks |
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| Appendix: Techie Talk |
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| Index |
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| Reader Response Card |
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Back of Book | |
About the Author Alison Barrows has taken the long route to …For Dummies writing, most recently thinking she would have a career in economics. But over the years, an irresistible magnetic force, personified by friends who are …For Dummies authors, has pulled her into the world of computers and technical writing. Alison has been a serious computer user since high school (although she was too young to play with vacuum tubes, when they were the thing) and continued to use them at college. In college, thanks to some of the aforementioned friends, she worked at a software company, and after graduation went to the World Bank as a software guru. Her first foray into technical writing was at the World Bank, where she wrote training material for a two-day course which she then taught once a month. More recently, she has co-authored Dummies 101: WordPerfect 6.1 For Windows and Dummies 101: WordPerfect 7 For Windows 95 and authored Dummies 101: Lotus 1-2-3 97 For Windows 95. Alison has a master's degree in Public Policy from the Kennedy School at Harvard University and a B.A. from Wellesley College. In real life, she loves to sing, watch Star Trek (the newer versions), cook, and dabble in yoga, rock climbing, and Ultimate Frisbee. She currently lives in Gardner, Massachusetts, with her fiancé, Matt, and juggles writing computer books with planning a fast-approaching wedding.
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