A friend of mine, a bright woman, cannot attend a classroom school
because of poor health. But, she has a good job and can work from
home. She is not a beginner to databases, but wants to improve her
Access skills.
Is there an online Access school?
Thanks for any advice you can give. Pete Brady
Paul Brady wrote:
> A friend of mine, a bright woman, cannot attend a classroom school
> because of poor health. But, she has a good job and can work from
> home. She is not a beginner to databases, but wants to improve her
> Access skills.
> Is there an online Access school?
> Thanks for any advice you can give. Pete Brady
Free Access online tutorials
http://webpages.charter.net/bobalston/AccessDB.htm#Free_Acce ss_Online_Tutorials
Bob
Paul Brady
>A friend of mine, a bright woman, cannot attend a classroom school
>because of poor health. But, she has a good job and can work from
>home. She is not a beginner to databases, but wants to improve her
>Access skills.
> Is there an online Access school?
Why not these newsgroups? Tell her to ask away.
Tony
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Tony's Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/
"Paul Brady"
> A friend of mine, a bright woman, cannot attend a classroom school
> because of poor health. But, she has a good job and can work from
> home. She is not a beginner to databases, but wants to improve her
> Access skills.
> Is there an online Access school?
> Thanks for any advice you can give. Pete Brady
For end-user level training, visit http://office.microsoft.com and follow
the Training links.
For a start on links to websites with examples and articles, visit
http://sp.ntpcug.org/accesssig/default.aspx.
Two very good books on Access VBA: Access 2003 VBA and Access 2007 VBA,
Hennig et al, Wiley/Wrox. Both these books give a good explanation of the
manual functions in Access that the VBA is automating -- not just "here's
how" but "here's how and here's what you are accomplishing".
Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP
On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 21:16:40 -0400, Paul Brady
wrote:
>A friend of mine, a bright woman, cannot attend a classroom school
>because of poor health. But, she has a good job and can work from
>home. She is not a beginner to databases, but wants to improve her
>Access skills.
> Is there an online Access school?
> Thanks for any advice you can give. Pete Brady
Thanks to the people in this newsgroup that responded to my request.
I have passed on your suggestions to my friend. Pete Brady