A Quick Microsoft Access 2000 Tutorial
This tutorial is intended for computer science students who need a quick introduction to Microsoft Access, but it will be useful to anyone needing such an introduction. To get the full benefit of this tutorial, you will need a computer running one of Microsoft Windows 95 or higher, Microsoft NT 4.0 or higher, or Microsoft Windows 2000. You will also need to have a copy of Microsoft Access 2000 installed.
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Learning Microsoft Access 97
Objectives of Learning Microsoft Access 97
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Access 2000 Tutorial
Begin the Access tutorial
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Information Systems for Managers
What we're going to do here is go through most of the steps to create a database application. We'll use Microsoft Access 2000, one of the major microcomputer-based DBMSs on the market. We will only scratch the surface of what Access can do, but hopefully this tutorial will whet your appetite to learn more about it or another DBMS. Although the mechanics of the tutorial are specific to Access, the concepts apply to any DBMS you may use to create your application.
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Dilip's Tutorial on using Microsoft Access
In the database tutorial, we discussed relational database theory and gave a few example screens from Microsoft Access. Here we go into a bit more detail to guide you to creating a simple Access database.
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