Advantage Series: Microsoft Office Access 2003, Brief Edition

GLEN COULTHARD lives in British Columbia, Canada, where he is a full-time faculty member in the School of Business at Okanagan College. Glen holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of British Columbia and an MA in Educational Technology Leadership from George Washington University, and is currently completing his PhD in Learning Design and Technology at Purdue University. Having worked in education since 1988, Glen has taught in both continuing education and university degree programs, and he has worked as a curriculum and instructional designer for both McGraw-Hill and Pearson Education. When he is not teaching, developing e-learning, or writing textbooks, Glen helps corporate clients implement technology-based e-learning programs and performance support systems. Sarah Hutchinson has taught microcomputer applications through her company, Sarah Hutchinson & Associates. She has a BA from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

CHAPTER 1: Working with Access 20031.1 Getting Started with Access 20031.2 Viewing and Printing Your Dada1.3 Manipulating Table DataCHAPTER 2: Creating a Database2.1 Designing Your First Database2.2 Creating a Simple Table2.3 Using the Table Design View2.4 Modifying a TableCHAPTER 3: Organizing and Retrieving Data3.1 Customizing Datasheet View3.2 Sorting, Finding, and Maintaining Data3.3 Using Filters3.4 Creating a Simple QueryCHAPTER 4: Presenting and Managing Data4.1 Creating a Simple Form4.2 Creating a Simple Report4.3 Generating a Mailing Labels Report4.4 Managing Database Objects