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Access Hacks View Larger Image | Ken Bluttman
O'Reilly Media, Paperback, Published April 2005, 334 pages, ISBN 0596009240 | List Price: $24.95
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As part of the Microsoft Office suite, Access has become the industry s leading
desktop database management program for organizing, accessing, and sharing information.
But taking advantage of this product to build increasingly complex Access applications
requires something more than your typical how-to book. What it calls for is Access
Hacks from O'Reilly.
This valuable guide provides direct, hands-on solutions that can help relieve
the frustrations felt by users struggling to master the program s various complexities.
For experienced users, Access Hacks offers a unique collection of proven techniques
and tools that enable them to take their database skills and productivity to
the next level. For Access beginners, it helps them acquire a firm grasp of
the program's most productive features.
A smart collection of insider tips and tricks, Access Hacks covers all of the
program's finer points. Among the multitude of topics addressed, it shows users
how to:
- work with Access in multi-user environments
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utilize SQL queries
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work with external data and programs
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integrate Access with third-party products
Just imagine: a learning process without the angst. Well, Access Hacks delivers
it with ease, thanks to these down-and-dirty techniques not collected together
anywhere else.
Part of O'Reilly's best-selling Hacks series, Access Hacks is based on author
Ken Bluttman's two decades of real-world experience in database programming
and business application building. It's because of his vast experiences that
the book is able to offer such a deep understanding of the program's expanding
possibilities.
About the Author
Ken Bluttman has been developing custom business applications
for PC platforms since the 1980s. He worked for more than a decade as a contract
programmer specializing in Microsoft Office products and has worked with Microsoft
Access since version 1 was released. Ken also has experience as an Office/VBA
specialist for companies ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 firms,
developing solutions that combine Office with Oracle and SQL Server as back
ends. For the last few years, he's worked on XML and web-based solutions in
addition to traditional client/server applications.
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