Product Description

Your all-in-one reference to Access 2007 learn everything you needfrom the inside out!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #16155 in Books
• Brand: Microsoft
• Published on: 2007-04-11
• Platform: No Operating System
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 4.85 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 1488 pages

About the Author
John Viescas is the author of numerous books, including Microsoft Office
Access 2003 Inside Out, Building Microsoft Access Applications and the
coauthor of SQL Queries for Mere Mortals. He has written numerous articles
for technical publications and has lectured at conferences and user group
meetings around the world. He has been recognized as a Most Valuable
Professional every year since 1993 by Microsoft Product Support Services
for his assistance on public support forums. Jeff Conrad has written and
assisted with technical articles on Access and created several Access
add-ins given freely to the Access community. Jeff maintains a Web site
with a wealth of information and resource links for those needing guidance
with Access. He has been awarded Microsoft's Most Valuable Professional
award for his continual involvement with the online Access community. He is
very active in the Microsoft-sponsored Access public newsgroups and several
other online forums where he is best known as the Access Junkie. In
addition to his full time work, Jeff also creates Access database solutions
for small businesses.

Customer Reviews

Inside Out
This book really goes Inside Out in access 2007, no stone is left unturned, the book is easy reading and goes through every function and tool access offers. Best book to learn all about access2007

An excellect reference book for Access 2007
I can highly recommend this book as a good solid reference work and also a good learning guide for Access 2007. It is very thourough, takes things step by step and contains a large number of worked examples and additional material on the enclosed CD.

Tedious
Very difficult reading due to the extended explanations of simple concepts. Hard to find where the useful information is. Lots of the stuff explained in the book is quite easy to pick up for yourself. The book could have been written in half the pages and included much more depth, particularly about the design theory of databases.

Not at all concise!