Microsoft Access 2000 Tutorial

This Microsoft Access 2000 tutorial is designed to help users prepare for Microsoft Access 2000 MOS certification. It shows how to create, plan, and modify databases and tables in Access 2000. It also covers sorting and filtering, creating queries, forms and reports, and advanced tasks such as saving Access objects as Web pages, importing data, and adding hyperlinks.

Microsoft Access
Creating Database

Access 2000
Building Tables

Modifying Tables

Sorting and Filtering

Relationships and Queries

Building Forms

Producing Reports

Advanced Tasks

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These are self-paced, internet-based Microsoft Access 2000 tutorials -- there are no books to purchase and no scheduled classes to attend.

The following Microsoft Access 2000 courses are available online:

• Creating Databases - shows users how to plan and create a database.
• Building Tables - shows users how to create and populate database tables.
• Modifying Tables - shows users how to edit table data, table structure, and field properties table format.
• Sorting and Filtering - shows users how to find, filter, and sort records.
• Relationships & Queries - shows users how to establish table relationships perform join operations and define and execute queries.
• Building Forms - shows users how to create forms to change the appearance of reports and to add bound and unbound controls to reports.
• Producing Reports - shows users how to create reports with the Report wizard arrange and organize reports and add bound and unbound controls to the report.
• Advanced Tasks - shows users how to import data into databases create Web hypertext pages based on objects incorporate hyperlinks into objects and perform administrative tasks such as backing up the database.

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