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MS Access VBA Programming |
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The following
book list is provided as an aide to those planning to take one of our
courses. Hopefully, it will prove useful to others as well. We are an
Amazon.com affiliate and you may purchase your books through this
site.We have marked especially recommended books with an *;
top choices with **. Our recommendations are based on value
for money. Although books are not required for our classes we do
recommend you purchase one for reference after the class. |
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Novalis,
Susann (1999) Access
2000 VBA Handbook.
Alameda, CA: SYBEX Inc. ISBN 0-7821-2324-4. [
good VBA reference. Has lots of examples and code snippets.] Buy
this book at Amazon.com... |
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Simpson, Alan
(2004) Access
VBA Programming for Dummies*.
Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Publishing, Inc. ISBN 0-7645-7411-6. [
good beginners reference. Written in a pleasant style with lots of
VBA examples. ] Buy
this book at Amazon.com... |
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Prague, Cary
N., Michael R. Irwin and Jennifer Reardon (2004) **
Access 2003 Bible.
Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Publishing. ISBN 0-7645-3986-8. [ the, well,
bible for Microsoft Access. Very thorough
reference at the intermediate level. Good for both users and developers.
If
you are going to be using Access extensively you should own
this in addition to VBA specific
books.
Groups taking our classes should have
a copy of this book or its equivalent. ] Buy
this book at Amazon.com... |
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Prague, Cary
N., Jennifer Reardon, Lawrence S. Kasevich, P. V. Phan and Diana Reid
(2000) Access
2000 Programming Weekend Crash Course.
Foster City, CA: IDG Books Worldwide. ISBN 0-7645-4688-0. [ more
of an intermediate level tutorial, although reasonably in-depth, as
opposed to a reference. Uses
one
major example database throughout. You will be lucky to complete the
material in a weekend, even a long one, however.
] Buy
this book at Amazon.com... |
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Related
book lists:
The following
book lists
on this site may prove of interest as well: MS
Access Training
and MS
Access SQL.
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