wants set up the whole access for database management

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Currently my company is using access to do data management, but the thing is
my big guy wants me to make it more efficient n user friendly as i have to
create more room for new tabs n files for report,quatations,customers data
with more details n where all this n the access could link with outlook? the
question is how am i supose to do this my knowledge on access is very limited?
 
if your knowledge of Access is very limited, then you may very well not have
the skill set necessary to handle the task, at this time. Access has a
fairly steep learning curve, and it takes a serious investment of time and
effort to learn to build a solid database with an efficient and
user-friendly interface.

if your "big guy" is willing to give you that time (and we're talking weeks
to months, depending on the size and complexity of the project - certainly
not hours to days), then suggest you bookmark the following website
http://home.bendbroadband.com/conradsystems/accessjunkie/resources.html
which has an excellent list of resource for many things Access, and use
these newsgroups both as a searchable resource for help on specific issues,
as well as a free peer-to-peer forum to get help with your own specific
questions as you work on the project.

if you're not in a position to invest the time necessary, suggest you
consider recommending that your boss hire a contractor to do the work. you
can google to find sites where you can connect with same.

hth


Merv said:
Currently my company is using access to do data management, but the thing is
my big guy wants me to make it more efficient n user friendly as i have to
create more room for new tabs n files for report,quatations,customers data
with more details n where all this n the access could link with outlook? the
question is how am i supose to do this my knowledge on access is very
limited?
 

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