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MS Access an easy guide.
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Contents Section title 1. Introduction 2. Creating a new Database 3. Running a query 4. Creating a report 5. Index INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT ACCESS Access is a powerful relational database management application which can handle more than 128Mb of data files. In this manual we will look at three of the main components of the database. TABLES = Data is stored in a Table or Data sheet. A Record contains information about a single item in the Table, these are displayed as rows. A Field is a piece of data within a specific record, these are displayed as columns QUERIES = To search and sort specific records within your Table. When you run a Query your results are displayed in a Table. REPORTS = For presenting the processed data on paper. Using Reports you can neatly print data from Tables or Queries. First we will start with the basics so read on. LOADING MICROSOFT ACCESS First Click on the START menu, select PROGRAMS, then...
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