im very mad

[Guest]

Hi, Sorry if i have offended any1 on this site, i dont know how to use ACCESS
and i wud like to have sum1 to help me ok

 

[Rick B]

This is a newsgroup where we help answer specific questions. We cannot
teach you to use Access here. If you have a specific question, feel free to
ask and we will help you out. FYI - "im very mad" is not a very good topic
for your post. One that might get more response would be "general question
about access" or "new access user needing help".

 

[Arvin Meyer [MVP]]

There are dozens of good books out there at every level of teaching Access.
There are also several good free tutorials. Here's a good one to get you
started:

http://mis.bus.sfu.ca/tutorials/MSAccess/tutorials/intro.pdf
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
Free Access downloads
http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access

 

[John Vinson]

Hi, Sorry if i have offended any1 on this site, i dont know how to use ACCESS
and i wud like to have sum1 to help me ok

J, what you've posted in the past is some very obvious homework
questions (for the ECDL test). You posted them without *any*
indication that you've studied your course material, or made any
effort to find out the answers.

Maybe you have - but you haven't given any indication on this
newsgroup that you've done so.

As unpaid volunteers, we are glad to *help* you with specific problems
or difficulties that you're having. Answering your homework for you is
not appropriate. If you don't understand the question, or don't know
where to look for the answer, please say so.

If you want one of us to teach you all about how to use Access, from
zero, you're asking more than is appropriate for this forum.

Learning is difficult. If you have the questions that you posted, you
should also have some course materials which contain the answers. If
you don't, check out some of the resources online:

http://www.mvps.org/access
http://home.bendbroadband.com/conradsystems/accessjunkie/resources.html

and references in those sites.

Good luck learning Access... and also in learning how to appropriately
use these newsgroups.

John W. Vinson[MVP]

 

['69 Camaro]

You have no right to be angry, even if you failed your Access exam for
Module 5 on Friday because no one in the newsgroups answered your questions
beyond the first one. Being spoon fed the information will not help you
learn the material. These newsgroups aren't designed to teach you Access
nor to answer your homework questions. If you need assistance designing
tables, creating or fixing a query, form, or report, connecting to the
tables in the back end, et cetera, then post questions on the specific task
you need help with. If you need advice on how to approach a specific task,
then post a message requesting advice. Experts will be happy to assist you
in building a working database application, but they won't build it for you
nor will they do your homework or study for you.

Access is one of those topics you must do some hands-on work to learn how to
use it. The less effort you put into studying the topic (either by reading
documentation, attending course lectures, or being tutored by someone who
knows Access), the more effort you'll need to fix the problems you create
when you "just wing it."

Your posts easily reveal how little effort you expect to put into learning
what you need to know. I suggest you use a spell checker and a grammar
checker next time if you want to hide this fact from people who can already
see that you haven't made the effort to learn the material in time for your
test. You'll find that there's a reluctance to reward sheer laziness, but
many will jump to help someone who's made plenty of effort but is stymied by
some hurdle.

HTH.
Gunny