Credit Learn Microsoft's graphical environment from the ground up. Start with basic Windows concepts by getting behind a keyboard and manipulating a mouse. Basic computer knowledge is necessary. Text is extra. The instructor will cover topics for those using Windows 95, Windows 98, and the new Millennium Edition of Windows.
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Access can store thousands of pieces of data in a computer or on a floppy disk. The data can be quickly searched and sorted to save time normally spent digging through file folders if the data base were kept manually. Keyboarding and basic computer and Windows skills are required. Students will perfect techniques learned in the introductory class learn advanced concepts. Students must have taken the introductory class or have prior experience with Access.