Well, the first question to keep in mind is that there is no magic shortcut for teaching MS access. Over the years, Ive studied a variety of development platforms, ranging from mainframe systems, databae systems, all the way to handwritten assembler on a PC. I wrote two payroll systems from scratch (with Canada income formulas for taxes included in these systems). One system from scratch wrote Pascal, where I even wrote my own data engine.
Make no mistake, ms-access is a complex development system.
On access, you can create great search apps. take a look at these screenshots:
http://www.fairsoftware.com/screenshots.aspx
Check out the cool tapes in the screenshots above.
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