Learning Access

[Guest]

What is the best way to go about learning access?

thanks,

 

[Jeff Conrad]

Start here, work your way down, and call us when you're done:

http://home.bendbroadband.com/conradsystems/accessjunkie/resources.html



Everybody learns differently so probably the best answer would be to say whatever you feel
comfortable with. You could:
- Go through the Help files and sample databases and learn hands-on.
- Buy an Access book or two and study hard.
- Buy some Access training material, such as CDs or DVDs.
- Attend a class at a local community college.
- See if there is a local Access user group nearby you could participate in.
- Go to a specific Access training seminar.
- And of course right here! However, this venue is best suited to specific questions.

Hope that helps.
Be warned, however, once you get hooked, you're stuck.

--
Jeff Conrad - Access Junkie - MVP
Co-author, Microsoft Office Access 2007 Inside Out
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"wjoyce"wrote in message:

 

[Guest]

I recommed the Access 2000 (what ever year version you are using) Bible it
comes with a practice data base on CD that you are allowed to minuplate. It
covers some items I didn't find the the Northwind date base covered.

 

[punjab_tom]

screw Access, learn SQL Server or mySql

SQL Server has REAL, TANGIBLE RESOURCE

mdb is for lamers and retards