Take time to understand Windows 2000. Find out what's really on your computer. Learn to work smart. For the new or experienced database user. Learn to create, edit and manage a database.
Students learn to customize tables and fields, add and delete records, and perform simple queries.
A continuation of Access, Part I. Work with features of Microsoft Access such as reports, forms and queries. Build relational databases, design multiple table queries and parameter queries. Macros automate common tasks. Work with simple single, grouped or named and conditional macros. Use tool bars, drop-down and shortcut menus.