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Article :: Access Fear Factor III: A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words

Author: awprofessional.com | Published: 17th Feb 2006 | Visited: 412 times | Add Comment
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Still cursed with Access-phobia? If you're an experienced Word and Excel user who has not yet experienced Access, you really can overcome your fear. Herb Tyson continues where his Access Fear Factor II article left off. This third installment deals with a few loose ends from the previous article and shows you how to integrate pictures while simultaneously learning as little about Access as possible. If you're an Access expert and are not easily amused, Herb encourages you to look elsewhere for your amusement.

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