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Microsoft Access 2007 Training Videos Course on CD

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Microsoft Access 2007 Training CD w/ Hands-On Labs
Single User License:
$149.00
Multi-User Non-Concurrent License:
$299.00
* Single PC License:
$299.00
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* The PC License is to be used on a single computer or laptop by a variety of users. This option is best for companies that need to train multiple users on the product on an ongoing basis yet don't need to train them concurrently. If you have a computer lab with 5 computers and wish to install on all 5 computers, you must purchase 5 copies.

** The Corporate Unlimited Access License allows the customer to distribute the training on a network server (intranet) to an unlimited number of employees concurrently. If you need the course to be SCORM compliant, please contact us at 1-866-718-7246.

Microsoft Access is a program that can perform wonders if you know how to work it. With Microsoft Access 2007 CBT training, you can learn the major functions and features of this particular version and how to get the most out of your software investment.

One of the best ways of learning this complex program is by getting your hands on it and doing the steps yourself. You can accomplish this by using a self-study Microsoft Access training CD. In fact, you don't even need to have a copy of Access installed on you computer. That's because our Access 2007 CBT comes with a simulated environment. You can perform actual steps and techniques from within our training software.

To get started, simply install the self-study MS Access tutorial CD onto your desktop or notebook computer. You can study when time permits without worrying about attending classes. With computer based training, you get a completely interactive learning experience complete with animations, graphic demonstrations, narration, videos, hands-on exercises, and high-quality curriculums.

Use the Access CBT to learn about creating tables, forms, queries, relationships, reports, and more. Get up to speed with the 2007 version of Microsoft Access by choosing a self-study MS Access tutorial CD from CBT Planet.

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Microsoft Access 2007 Training Video CBT Features:
   
Training Videos: An instructor introduces each learning module and gives you a preview of the topics that are covered. Instead of relying on reading written introductions, simply click on the video presentations for an interesting, informative summary of the concepts that you will be learning next. You will be learning these topics directly from an expert instructor who really knows the material.
Hands-On Labs: interactive hands-on lab scenarios are included for you to practice your skills. In fact, you don't even need the software on your computer in order to receive this hands-on training. Simulations are critical to the learning process. By modeling a real system and letting you perform the same tasks you would perform on the real system, you are reinforcing your knowledge.
Player Controls: You can navigate freely with the player controls. You can play, pause, rewind, forward, and stop any video topic. The controls are familiar and easy to use. Simply click the control that matches the functions you want. If you are interrupted during your studies, click the pause button so that you won't miss a single minute of the video training.
Course Map:Choosing which topic you want to learn is easy with the convenient course map. Advanced users may skip ahead or repeat users can pick up where they left off. The course map allows you to pick and choose the topics that interest you and tailor the learning. You can even use it as a quick launch for reviewing specific topics.
Search Function: Find the topics you need instantly. Just type in the word that describes your topic and view the search results. Don't waste countless minutes trying to find something you need now. The Search function is fast, accurate, and easy to use. Relevant search results and fast hyperlinks will jump you to your desired topic in a blink of an eye.
Note Taking:Put away your notebook and pencil. Instead, jot down notes or questions for later reference by using the useful notepad feature. If an idea comes to mind or if you need to remind yourself of something important while studying, click on the notepad directly from the course interface and type out your thoughts without ever having to lift a pencil.
Bookmarking: Self-paced study is designed to take place over several sessions which makes bookmarking extremely useful. You can exit your training and quickly reference areas of study you wish to revisit later by using bookmarks. If you want to pay special attention to a particular topic, simply use the bookmark feature so that you can spend extra time mastering the concept.
Print:Do you need a hard copy? Sometimes, it's just not practical to log on to your computer when you have a quick question or want to review. The print function lets you print out a hard copy for those times when you need to study offline. Anything that you see on the screen can be printed out for future reference.
Certificate of Completion: Each interactive course comes with a certificate of completion. After you have finished the course, you just type in your name and print. It's that simple. Get recognized of your accomplishments with our courses.
Multi-User Licensing:The best single and multi-user licensing agreement in the industry. Our licensing agreements accommodate individual students as well as companies with large training requirements. Single user licenses, single PCs licenses, multiple-user (non-concurrent) licenses, and unlimited corporate server site licenses are all available. This level of flexible licensing can't be beat. No matter what you need, we have a license.
   
Outline:
   
 

Access 2007 Basic

1.0 Explore the Access 2007 Environment
1.1 Open Access 2007
1.2 Getting Started with Access 2007
1.3 Use a Database Template
1.4 Overview the User Interface
1.5 Navigating in the Database

2.0 Build a Database
2.1 Create a New Database
2.2 Create a Table
2.3 Manage Tables
2.4 Overview Table Relationships

3.0 Manage Data in a Table
3.1 Add Table Data
3.2 Modify Table Data
3.3 Sort Records
3.4 Filter Records

4.0 Working with Queries
4.1 View an Access Query
4.2 Create a Query
4.3 Add Criteria to a Query
4.4 Create a Query Using the Query Wizard

5.0 Design Forms
5.1 View Data Using an Access Form
5.2 Create a Form
5.3 Create a Form Using the Form Wizard
5.4 Modify the Design of a Form
5.5 Format the Controls in a Form

6.0 Generate Reports
6.1 View an Access Report
6.2 Create a Report
6.3 Create a Report Using the Report Wizard
6.4 Apply an AutoFormat to a Report
6.5 Prepare a Report for Print


Access 2007 Intermediate

1.0 Working with Field Properties
1.1 Add a Primary Key to a Table
1.2 Insert, Delete, and Reorder Fields
1.3 Change a Field's Data Type
1.4 Change the Field Size
1.5 Adding a Caption
1.6 Create a List of Values for a Field

2.0 Creating Relational Databases
2.1 Understanding Table Relationships
2.2 Creating Relationships Between Tables
2.3 Enforcing Referential Integrity
2.4 Overview Relationship Types
2.5 Printing and Deleting Table Relationships

3.0 More on Queries
3.1 Create Query Joins
3.2 Relate Data Within a Table
3.3 Using AND and OR Operators
3.4 Create a Calculated Field

4.0 Enhancing Forms
4.1 Design a Form Layout
4.2 Improve the Appearance of a Form
4.3 Add a Command Button to a Form
4.4 Create a Subform

5.0 Customizing Reports
5.1 Organize Report Information
5.2 Format the Report
5.3 Set Report Control Properties
5.4 Control Report Pagination
5.5 Summarize Report Information

6.0 Integrate Data With Other Applications
6.1 Import Data into Access
6.2 Export Data
6.3 Analyze Access Data in Excel
6.4 Export Data to a Text File
6.5 Merge Access Data with a Word Document


Access 2007 Advanced

1.0 Database Management
1.1 Compact and Repair a Database
1.2 Backing up Your Database
1.3 Editing Database Properties

2.0 Writing Advanced Queries
2.1 Create Unmatched and Duplicate Queries
2.2 Group and Summarize Records Using Criteria
2.3 Summarize Data Using a Crosstab Query
2.4 Create a PivotTable and a PivotChart

3.0 Simplifying Tasks with Macros
3.1 Create a Macro
3.2 Attach a Macro
3.3 Restrict Records Using a Condition
3.4 Validate Data Using a Macro
3.5 Automate Data Entry Using a Macro

4.0 Making Effective Use of Forms
4.1 Display a Calendar on a Form
4.2 Organize Information with Tab Pages
4.3 Display a Summary of Data in a Form

5.0 Making Reports More Effective
5.1 Include a Chart in a Report
5.2 Print Data in Columns
5.3 Cancel Printing of a Blank Report
5.4 Create a Report Snapshot

6.0 Maintaining an Access Database
6.1 Link Tables to External Data Sources
6.2 Manage a Database
6.3 Document a Database
6.4 Analyze the Performance of a Database
   

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