Microsoft Access 2002 Visual Basic for Applications Step by Step

Callahan, Evan

ISBN 10: 0735613583 / ISBN 13: 9780735613584

Published by Microsoft Press, 2001

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Microsoft Access 2002 Visual Basic for Applications Step by Step
• Publisher: Microsoft Press
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0735613583
• ISBN 13: 9780735613584
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Teach yourself just what you need to know about developing add-ins for Microsoft Office XP. This title, aimed at beginner developers, is a teach-yourself guide to creating custom software solutions, automating tasks, and taking creative control of Access Version 2002 by exploiting its built-in programming language, Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). You'll learn to automate databases, write your own functions and procedures, customize menus and toolbars, connect applications to the Web, and more. The popular S-by-Step method lets you choose your best starting point, and the easy-to-follow lessons include clear objectives and real-world business examples so you can learn exactly what you need to know, at your own speed. Prepared by an author with extensive knowledge of VBA and Access, this book includes numerous screen shots that illustrate specific step-by-step programming procedures, plus a companion CD-ROM full of practice files that are tightly integrated with the lessons.

About the Author

Evan Callahan is President of Callahan Software Solutions, a consultancy focusing on database and other software solutions and technical communications. Clients have included Microsoft, General Dynamics, Online Training Solutions, and a variety of accounting, real estate, and environmental firms. He is the author of ""Troubleshooting Your Web Page"" and ""Microsoft Access Visual Basic for Applications Step by Step"", published by Microsoft Press. Evan worked for Microsoft Corporation from 1989 to 1995, where he created documentation and sample applications for Microsoft Access and Visual Basic. His background includes extensive experience in database design, technical communications, web-based marketing, and management.