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I was not so enthusiastic about Microsoft Access until I started reading the book. I needed to adapt to new times, since I was a user of Clipper long time ago. But Access always seemed to be hermetic and with a complicated and intrincated way to program. It was like a new and hard begin. However, after listening to some friends I decided to get into the matter and decided I would have a book to teach me something new. This Missing Manual fullfilled my expectations. The book is really well written and leads the reader to various forms of using Access. It certainly rises the wish to discover the capabilities of the software and explore them. I surely recommend it to beginners like me. Those who need to take a look deep inside programming techniques shoul not consider this book. For those who are mortals like me and just need to be a experienced user it is THE answer.
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