New Perspectives on Microsoft Access 2002, Comprehensive (New Perspectives Series.)
Product Description: Part of the New Perspectives series, this text offers a case-based, problem-solving approach and innovative technology for meaningful learning of Microsoft Access 2002.
Subjects: Access, Computers, Computers - Data Base Management, Computer Books: Word Processing, Desktop Applications - MS Access, Computers / Database Management / General, Database Management - General, Database management, Microsoft Access,
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Book was in good condition when it arrived, arrived in time for school to begin. I am very pleased. Now if I could just get an A in the class!
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A+++. Super fast shipping. It was exactly what you said it was.
It feels like I am back in school again! WOW!
I just purchased this book three weeks ago and I must say it is the most thorough and solid books I have ever used. I first heard of these books through CDI College when I was doing some upgrading of my Office skills last June, and have since taken a real interest in learning more about how Access 2002 operates. From the tutorials to the lab assigments and throughout this book, it can only enhance your skills in this once intimidating database program. I have used the Step by Step Access book as well but this Comprehensive Access 2002 takes the cake! Thanks for all your efforst, New Perspectives! Not only would I recommend this book to ANYONE interested in upgrading their office programs skills, but I plan to now purchase the rest of the Office XP series not only for my own upgrading studies but to help me in my Office Specialist plans as well. Thanks for such a wonderful and thorough book!
Great tutorials! Won't teach you everything ... but almost.
The structure of this book is extremely intuitive for introducing and instructing new users to MS Access 2002. The tutorials are realistic and complete, allowing you to work on multiple databases with distinct purposes for fictitious companies. I found it to be complete and thorough. This book goes well with one of the many publications on DB theory and design.
