Microsoft Access 2007: The L Line

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As rigorous and content-filled as any college course or seminar, Access 2007: The L Line offers the content necessary for developing the skill set needed to become a proficient Microsoft Access user. The series uses a subway motif to guide readers from point A to subject mastery. Each title offers a set of online tools including test banks, additional tutorials, and question and answer sessions. The book provides an introduction to the Microsoft Access 2007 database. Focus is on the general concepts, common practices and skill sets used by office professionals. Each chapter focuses on one topic that will be useful to Access users. Chapters are grouped into units, with each unit focusing on a different level of database usage. Table of contents :

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Author’s AcknowledgmentsDedicationPrefaceChapter 1: Designing DatabasesChapter 2: Creating and Using Tables - Level IChapter 3: Creating and Using Tables - Level IIChapter 4: Asking the Database for Data - Level IChapter 5: Asking the Database for Data - Level IIChapter 6: Using Forms to Enter DataChapter 7: Presenting Data with ReportsChapter 8: Putting SharePoint Services to WorkChapter 9: Managing RelationshipsChapter 10: Advanced Form Creation and UseChapter 11: Automating Access with MacrosChapter 12: Making Access Templates Work for YouChapter 13: SQL: The Structured Query LanguageChapter 14: Connecting with ODBCChapter 15: Securing Access DatabasesChapter 16: Maintaining Access DatabasesChapter 17: Exploring Your OptionsChapter 18: Connecting Access to the Web - Level IChapter 19: Connecting Access to the Web - Level IIChapter 20: Introduction to PHPAppendix A: ResourcesAppendix B: Answer KeyIndex Market Description : The L Line Reader: The typical L Line reader may not be a technology novice, but a self-motivated individual who prefers a tutorial presentation on a specific topic. The reader is interested in learning new skills, either for professional advancement or personal interest. Primary Market: An individual desiring a professional level of knowledge on Microsoft Access 2007, whether to obtain a job or learn core database skills. Secondary Market: Students eager to add database skills to their repertoire. Schools looking for a way to provide real-world, hands-on experience to aspiring business students. About Author : Kenneth Hess has been using Microsoft Access since version 1.0 appeared in 1994. His experience with Access includes training users and administrators and creating web-based and intermediary applications for data transfer. His experience as a teacher/trainer began in 1985 when he taught high school Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Since then he has taught various technology courses at New Horizons learning center, DecisionOne support center, and AMOCO. He also has experience developing interactive learning materials for his students.