There are millions of Access users and, no doubt, millions of annoyances - entering data in fields, hassles with reports,
hassles with VBA, and the involved process of moving data to and from Excel and SQL databases. Plenty of massive Access bibles have flooded the market, but precious few are focused enough to solve problems from page one. 'Access Annoyances' takes a different approach. By recognizing that the program has notable interface and design hurdles, our book offers some intriguing (and unexpected) solutions - not only to help newcomers get started, but to let experienced users work more efficiently. In short, it's the book for Access users of all stripes. As part of our popular series on customizing Windows, 'Access Annoyances' lets readers use this program the way that works best for them.
