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Access 2003 All-in-one Desk Reference for Dummies
John Wiley & Sons Search John Wiley & Sons by Alan Simpson Margaret Levine Young Alison Barrows Search Alan Simpson Margaret Levine Young Alison Barrows
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If you want to learn Access 2003, buy it!
Well organised and written - like the other Dummies books! If you need to learn Access in a hurry or need a practical how-to reference, then this is an excellent book. If you use Access and suffer its HORRIFIC Help system, you will need this book or one like it to survive :).
In addition to just explaining Access, it also provides lots of helpful tips and how to avoid Access' traps.
Access 2003 for Dummies 9 books in one 
Not that helpful. Doesn't touch on the difficult bits you want help with, like sophisticated reports to print out directories, how to turn lower case into capitals, how to remove spaces form entries etc. etc.
Poor index doesn't help either. Expensive and not worth the money.
Excellent Book a Real Must to Have
This is a really good book, clear and precise. It makes even the difficult tasks look easy!
Good introduction and great value for money.
I have just upgraded from Access 97 to Access to 2003 and I was looking for something new to guide me through the changes. I was suprised that I walked out of the bookshop with this rather than one of the usual suspects. At 766 pages long this book describes itself as a desktop reference and nine books in one. I am not sure I agree completely with those statements. However it goes much further than the normal "Dummies" series by covering Access in impressive detail without losing the clarity which makes the series deservedly popular. This is a really good introduction to Access and, when combined with the price, I would highly recommend it for new starters.
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