Access 2000 Quick Start Guide

Author: Sun Ying
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: With the increasing popularization of computers, the use of computer software has also become more user-friendly. The practice of writing computer books as confusing "heavenly scriptures" clearly goes against the trend. This tutorial series breaks away from the traditional difficult-to-understand characteristics of computer books, featuring illustrations, a combination of text and visuals, and easy-to-read content. It balances practicality with professionalism, serving as both a regular textbook and a reference tool. The book will cover Access2000 in eight chapters. Chapter 1 introduces the operating environment, basic concepts, and some usage tips of Access2000; Chapters 2 to 7 detail the creation and use of the key objects that constitute an Access2000 database—tables, queries, forms, reports, data pages, and macros; and Chapter 8 explains how Access2000 exchanges data with other software. Each section of the book includes "Key Points" and "Exercises" to help readers deepen their understanding and master the content. The book is rich in illustrations, with a strong visual focus and a balanced combination of text and visuals, making it especially suitable for beginners and self-learners. It can also serve as a reference for Access database developers.