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Microsoft Access 95 Developer's Handbook

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The Access 95 Developer's Handbook is *THE* developer's handbook. It covers relational database design theory, VBA, DAO 3.0. You'll learn how to optimize queries, tables, forms, reports, and VBA code. If you want to write your own wizards and add-ins, this book will show you how. Learn to develop multiuser applications and how to use replication and security.

If you don't like to read, buy the book anyway and just use the CD.
This book has what the others don't

I am a programmer/analyst and was recommended this book by a friend. I can assure you that this book is one of the most complete and well written books I have ever seen. The authors go into great detail where it is needed and skim that which is less usefull. The wording might be difficult to undestand at times but the authors almost always offer examples to clearly illustrate technics and theory. Buy it. Use it. It`s a fantastic ressource. I never use access without it. I would purchase any new edition to this book without hesitation.

I'm an Access Developer and this book save me many time, because really have usefull examples for the real world developing. If you are looking for a book about Profesional Access development and Visual Basic, then you must buy this book! All my co-workers was buyed a copy after me! Really is the best of the best!

This is by far the best book on Access I have read , covering all aspects of Access application development from relational database design to coding to designing a practical user interface. The CD rom is PACKED with useful code and examples.

A very fine design and very understandable handbook for serious developers and also beginers.
highly recommende

Not a rehash of the help manuals, it skims over the basics and gives you real answers to real world problems. The attached CD alone is worth the price of the book 10x over for the quality code it contains. This should be the first (and possible the last) book you should buy if you are serious about Access development