Preface | p. v |
File Management | p. 1 |
Read This Before You Begin | p. 2 |
Managing Your Files | p. 3 |
Creating and Working with Files and Folders in Windows XP | p. 3 |
Office | p. 1 |
Read This Before You Begin | p. 2 |
Using Common Features of Microsoft Office 2003 | p. 3 |
Preparing Promotional Materials | p. 3 |
Access: Level I Tutorials | p. 1 |
Read This Before You Begin | p. 2 |
Introduction to Microsoft Access 2003 | p. 3 |
Viewing and Working with a Table Containing Employer Data | p. 3 |
Creating and Maintaining a Database | p. 35 |
Creating the Northeast Database, and Creating, Modifying, and Updating the Position Table | p. 35 |
Querying a Database | p. 81 |
Retrieving Information About Employers and Their Positions | p. 81 |
Creating Forms and Reports | p. 129 |
Creating a Position Data Form, an Employer Positions Form, and an Employers and Positions Report | p. 129 |
Access: Level II Tutorials | p. 169 |
Read This Before You Begin | p. 170 |
Enhancing a Table's Design and Creating Advanced Queries | p. 171 |
Making the Jobs Database Easier to Use | p. 171 |
Creating Custom Forms | p. 221 |
Creating a Multi-page Form | p. 221 |
Creating Custom Reports | p. 287 |
Creating a Potential Income Report | p. 287 |
Integrating Access with the Web and with Other Programs | p. 369 |
Creating Web-Enabled and Integrated Information for the Jobs Database | p. 369 |
Access: Level III Tutorials | p. 441 |
Read This Before You Begin | p. 442 |
Using Action Queries and Defining Table Relationships | p. 443 |
Enhancing User Interaction with the Overseas Database | p. 443 |
Automating Tasks with Macros | p. 489 |
Creating a User Interface for the Overseas Database | p. 489 |
Using and Writing Visual Basic for Applications Code | p. 553 |
Creating VBA Code for the Overseas Database User Interface | p. 553 |
Managing and Securing a Database | p. 599 |
Managing and Securing the Overseas Database | p. 599 |
Enhancing an Investment Club Database | p. 1 |
Tracking Parking Permits and Violations | p. 7 |
Internship Program for Pontiac College | p. 13 |
Relational Databases and Database Design | p. 1 |
Tables | p. 2 |
Keys | p. 3 |
Relationships | p. 5 |
One-to-One | p. 6 |
One-to-Many | p. 6 |
Many-to-Many | p. 7 |
Entity Subtype | p. 8 |
Entity-Relationship Diagrams | p. 9 |
Integrity Constraints | p. 11 |
Dependencies and Determinants | p. 11 |
Anomalies | p. 14 |
Normalization | p. 15 |
First Normal Form | p. 15 |
Second Normal Form | p. 17 |
Third Normal Form | p. 19 |
Natural, Aritificial, and Surrogate Keys | p. 21 |
Microsoft Access Naming Conventions | p. 25 |
Summary | p. 28 |
Key Terms | p. 28 |
Review Questions | p. 28 |
Glossary/Index | p. 1 |
Task Reference | p. 18 |
Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Grid | p. 23 |
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