
Authoritative.
Strategic.

Author’s Acknowledgments.
Dedication.
Preface.
Chapter 1: Designing Databases.
Chapter 2: Creating and Using Tables — Level I.
Chapter 3: Creating and Using Tables — Level II.
Chapter 4: Asking the Database for Data — Level I.
Chapter 5: Asking the Database for Data — Level II.
Chapter 6: Using Forms to Enter Data.
Chapter 7: Presenting Data with Reports.
Chapter 8: Putting SharePoint Services to Work.
Chapter 9: Managing Relationships.
Chapter 10: Advanced Form Creation and Use.
Chapter 11: Automating Access with Macros.
Chapter 12: Making Access Templates Work for You.
Chapter 13: SQL: The Structured Query Language.
Chapter 14: Connecting with ODBC.
Chapter 15: Securing Access Databases.
Chapter 16: Maintaining Access Databases.
Chapter 17: Exploring Your Options.
Chapter 18: Connecting Access to the Web — Level I.
Chapter 19: Connecting Access to the Web — Level II.
Chapter 20: Introduction to PHP.
Appendix A: Resources.
Appendix B: Answer Key.
Index.
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