Description:
If you use Access 2000, but you don't trust Microsoft to tell you everything about the software, you need Que's Special Edition: Using Microsoft Access 2000. Geared to meet the needs of intermediate to advanced users, it's an in-depth reference covering everything from ActiveX controls to Y2K compliance. Its simple organization lets you easily find just the chapter you need; the complete text is also searchable on the accompanying CD-ROM. That same disk has plenty more: text from other relevant Que publications, examples and code used in the book, and the Beckwith database for perfecting your applications. Access 2000 has plenty of new features, like instantly updated Web access, integration with the other Office applications, and support for new objects. Each of the new features receives ample attention, including instructions, examples, screenshots, and insider tips to make your data solutions neater and cleaner than a microchip plant. This is as complete a reference as almost any user or developer would need--and at nearly 1,300 pages, it should keep all but data deities occupied until the next upgrade comes out. --Rob Lightner
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