This book is in its tenth revision and has been totally rewritten for Microsoft Access 2007 with new text, new pictures, and a completely new and improved set of example files.
This book examines Access 2007 with more examples than any other Access 2007 book. We strongly believe that Microsoft Access is an excellent database manager and the best desktop and workgroup database-development system available today. Our goal with this book is to share what we know about Access and, in the process, to help make your work and your life easier.
This book contains everything you need in order to learn Microsoft Access to a mid-advanced level. The book starts off with database basics and builds, chapter by chapter, on topics previously covered. In places where it is essential that you understand previously covered topics, we present the concepts again and review how to perform specific tasks before moving on. Although each chapter is an integral part of the book as a whole, each chapter can also stand on its own and has its own example files. You can read the book in any order you want, skipping from chapter to chapter and from topic to topic. (Note that this book’s index is particularly thorough; you can refer to the index to find the location of a particular topic you’re interested in.)
The examples in this book have been well thought out to simulate the types of tables, queries, forms, and reports most people need to create when performing common business activities. There are many notes, tips, and techniques (and even a few secrets) to help you better understand Microsoft Access.
This book easily substitutes for the online help included with Access. This book guides you through each task you need to perform with Access. This book follows a much more structured approach than the Microsoft Access online help, going into more depth on almost every topic and showing many different types of examples. You’re also going to find much more detail than in most other books on Microsoft Access.
Is This Book for You?
We wrote this book for beginning, intermediate, and even advanced users of Microsoft Access 2007. With any product, most users start at the beginning. If, however, you’re already familiar with Microsoft Access and you’ve worked with the sample files or other Access applications, you may want to start with the later parts of this book. Note, however, that starting at the beginning of a book is usually a good idea so you don’t miss out on the secrets and tips in the early chapters.
We think this book covers Microsoft Access 2007 in detail better than any other book currently on the market. We hope you’ll find this book helpful while working with Access, and that you enjoy the innovative style of a Wiley book.
Yes — If you have no database experience
If you’re new to the world of database management, this book has everything you need to get started with Microsoft Access 2007. It then offers advanced topics for reference and learning. Beginning developers should pay particular attention to Part I, where we cover the essential skills necessary for building successful and efficient databases. Your ability as a database designer is constantly judged by how well the applications you build perform, and how well they handle data entrusted to them by their users. The chapters in Part I won’t necessarily make you an expert database designer, but we guarantee you’ll be a better developer if you carefully read this material.
Yes — If you’ve used other database managers like Filemaker
If you’re abandoning another database (such as Filemaker, Paradox, or FoxPro) or even upgrading from an earlier version of Access, this book is for you. You’ll have a head start because you’re already familiar with database managers and how to use them. With Microsoft Access, you will be able to do all the tasks you’ve performed with other database systems — without programming or getting lost. This book will take you through each subject step by step.
Yes — If you want to learn the basics of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming
We understand that a very large book is needed to properly cover VBA, but we took the time to put together many chapters that build on what you learn in the forms chapters of this book. The VBA programming chapters use the same examples you’ll be familiar with by the end of the book. Part II of this book explains the nuts and bolts — with lots of gritty technical details — of writing VBA procedures and building Access applications around the code you add to your databases. Part II provides everything you need (other than a lot of practice!) to become a bona-fide VBA programmer.
Download
http://rapidshare.com/files/139707663/Microsoft_Office_Access_2007_Bible__ENG_.pdf
or
http://tinyurl.com/6m7ydt
Bonus Download - Access Inside and Out
http://rapidshare.com/files/137891653/623255eBook.pdf
or
http://tinyurl.com/6ow7ds
This book examines Access 2007 with more examples than any other Access 2007 book. We strongly believe that Microsoft Access is an excellent database manager and the best desktop and workgroup database-development system available today. Our goal with this book is to share what we know about Access and, in the process, to help make your work and your life easier.
This book contains everything you need in order to learn Microsoft Access to a mid-advanced level. The book starts off with database basics and builds, chapter by chapter, on topics previously covered. In places where it is essential that you understand previously covered topics, we present the concepts again and review how to perform specific tasks before moving on. Although each chapter is an integral part of the book as a whole, each chapter can also stand on its own and has its own example files. You can read the book in any order you want, skipping from chapter to chapter and from topic to topic. (Note that this book’s index is particularly thorough; you can refer to the index to find the location of a particular topic you’re interested in.)
The examples in this book have been well thought out to simulate the types of tables, queries, forms, and reports most people need to create when performing common business activities. There are many notes, tips, and techniques (and even a few secrets) to help you better understand Microsoft Access.
This book easily substitutes for the online help included with Access. This book guides you through each task you need to perform with Access. This book follows a much more structured approach than the Microsoft Access online help, going into more depth on almost every topic and showing many different types of examples. You’re also going to find much more detail than in most other books on Microsoft Access.
Is This Book for You?
We wrote this book for beginning, intermediate, and even advanced users of Microsoft Access 2007. With any product, most users start at the beginning. If, however, you’re already familiar with Microsoft Access and you’ve worked with the sample files or other Access applications, you may want to start with the later parts of this book. Note, however, that starting at the beginning of a book is usually a good idea so you don’t miss out on the secrets and tips in the early chapters.
We think this book covers Microsoft Access 2007 in detail better than any other book currently on the market. We hope you’ll find this book helpful while working with Access, and that you enjoy the innovative style of a Wiley book.
Yes — If you have no database experience
If you’re new to the world of database management, this book has everything you need to get started with Microsoft Access 2007. It then offers advanced topics for reference and learning. Beginning developers should pay particular attention to Part I, where we cover the essential skills necessary for building successful and efficient databases. Your ability as a database designer is constantly judged by how well the applications you build perform, and how well they handle data entrusted to them by their users. The chapters in Part I won’t necessarily make you an expert database designer, but we guarantee you’ll be a better developer if you carefully read this material.
Yes — If you’ve used other database managers like Filemaker
If you’re abandoning another database (such as Filemaker, Paradox, or FoxPro) or even upgrading from an earlier version of Access, this book is for you. You’ll have a head start because you’re already familiar with database managers and how to use them. With Microsoft Access, you will be able to do all the tasks you’ve performed with other database systems — without programming or getting lost. This book will take you through each subject step by step.
Yes — If you want to learn the basics of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming
We understand that a very large book is needed to properly cover VBA, but we took the time to put together many chapters that build on what you learn in the forms chapters of this book. The VBA programming chapters use the same examples you’ll be familiar with by the end of the book. Part II of this book explains the nuts and bolts — with lots of gritty technical details — of writing VBA procedures and building Access applications around the code you add to your databases. Part II provides everything you need (other than a lot of practice!) to become a bona-fide VBA programmer.
Download
http://rapidshare.com/files/139707663/Microsoft_Office_Access_2007_Bible__ENG_.pdf
or
http://tinyurl.com/6m7ydt
Bonus Download - Access Inside and Out
http://rapidshare.com/files/137891653/623255eBook.pdf
or
http://tinyurl.com/6ow7ds
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