Highlights all the Access features a power user needs to adapt legacy systems. The text focuses on the 16 most essential skills including making switchboards, command buttons and hyperlinks.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
There are probably better books on this subject,
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This review is from: Access 97: No Experience Required (Paperback)
This book is not a good one. I you are looking for a book to help teach beginning Access97 skills, you probably should find something else. The book has no examples for the reader to work with or practice on (no sample files are included with the book). It takes the reader through the design phases of a database called Timekeeper, but it is impossible to figure out exactly what steps are to be followed to create the different objects that comprise the database. Beginners need step-by-step instructions, and this book is not organized enough to provide them. I actually found that some instructions that are given are wrong, and will produce objects that won't function properly. Try "Using Access97" by Roger Jennings, for an alternative to this book (although it is a bit more advanced and exhaustive).
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
A total waste of time and money!,
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This review is from: Access 97: No Experience Required (Paperback)
The main focus of this book is to explain how to complete every minute task in Access 97 (open a file, save a file, etc). There is not one sentence in this book that explains WHY you are doing something or HOW Access 97 functions. My advice would be to not even consider throwing away your money on this worthless book.
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