Introduction | |
Introduction to Microsoft Access | |
Access, VBA, and Macros | |
New Features in Access 2007 | |
Using the VBA Editor | |
VBA Basics | |
Using DAO to Access Data | |
Using ADO to Access Data | |
Executing VBA | |
VBA Error Handling | |
Using VBA to Enhance Forms | |
Enhancing Reports with VBA | |
Customizing the Ribbon | |
Creating Classes in VBA | |
Extending VBA with APIs | |
SQL and VBA | |
Working with Office Applications | |
Working with SharePoint | |
Database Security | |
Understanding Client/Server Development with VBA | |
Working with the Win32 Registry | |
Using the ADE Tools | |
Protecting Yourself with Access 2007 Security | |
Upgrading to Access 2007 | |
References for Projects | |
Calling Managed Code | |
DAO Object Method and Property Descriptions | |
ADO Object Model Reference | |
ADO Object Argument Information | |
The Access Object Model | |
Windows API Reference Information | |
Windows Registry Information | |
Access Wizards, Builders, and Managers | |
Reserved Words and Special Characters | |
Naming Conventions | |
Tips and Tricks | |
Index | |
Bibliography | |
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