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Expert Access 2007 Programming

by Rob Cooper, Michael Tucker

Expert Access 2007 Programming

As the most popular database system in the world, Microsoft Access is used by millions of people and supported by hundreds of thousands of Access developers. The 2007 version marks the largest release of Access in five years. Written by design engineers on the Access test team at Microsoft, this book introduces you to the

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Expert Access 2007 Programming

The authors break down the book into four parts—programming Access applications, data manipulation, interacting with the application, and finalizing the application—in order to walk you through the important steps of creating a full-featured application. They also provide you with in-depth examples that require only minor modifications and then can be easily implemented in the real world. You'll quickly learn how the 2007 version makes it simpler to write quality Access applications with XML, C#, and other .NET languages that are actually fun to write, feature rich, and easy to use.

What you will learn from this book

The basics of working with managed code, particularly C# and VB.NET
How to create different types of forms and customize navigation solutions for forms
The advantages of developing databases for a global marketplace
Various techniques that can simplify the development process and provide consistency across multiple applications
How to use Report view to create compelling scenarios for users such as sorting and filtering
Ways to find, view, categorize, and interact with data

Who this book is for
This book is for experienced Access application developers who use VBA and SQL. Familiarity with Access 2007 is helpful but not required.

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