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TiTLE :TrainSignal.Microsoft.Ms.Office.2007.Ms-Access.2007.
Training.DVD1-iRONiSO
TYPE : BOOKWARE Cracker : iRONiSO
FiLE : 64 X 50MB PACKAGER : iRONiSO
TOTAL CDs: 1 DVD SUPPLiER : TEAM iRON
PLATFORM : WINDOWS FORMAT : ISO
RLS DATE : 11/10/09 PROTECTiON : NONE
Release Information
Video 1 Introduction
Meet your instructor, Heather Ackmann, as she introduces you to the features
of this course and well as the course design
Video 2 Overview Video
If you're reluctant to use Access because you've heard that Access is not a very
good program, then this is the Video for you as I attempt to explain how Access
has acquired a "bad reputation" among some IT professionals and explain how
learning the basics of the program will save you time in the future
Video 3 The Microsoft Access 2007 Interface
This is a Video for newbies and experienced users alike as I take students on a tour
of the new Access 2007 interface. Just like moving to a new town, taking the time
initially to learn where the grocery store or the hospital is will save you valuable
time "driving around" in the future
Video 4 Introduction to Microsoft Access Objects
Designed for complete beginners to building a database, I walk the student through each
of the basic MS objects that make-up a database. Becoming familiar with these objects is
essential to the overall design process. This Video is the "birds-eye" view of everything
we will be designing and building in Access. So, if you are like me and must know where
you are going before you go there, you're going to appreciate this Video
Video 5 Designing a Database
An essential Video for anyone new to constructing databases, I walk students through the
whole design process from conducting a "Needs Analysis" and gathering data to building a
table structure and deciding how far you will need to normalize your data
Video 6 Building Tables
This is an essential Video for anyone who hasn't yet built a table. Using the plan we
created in the "Designing a Database" Video, I walk students through table basics and
demonstrate all the different ways you can create a table in Access 2007
Video 7 Modifying Tables
There are a lot more to tables than just building them. Here I show students the more
advanced features of constructing tables and controlling data entry.
Video 8 Extra Practice Building Tables
If you are like the vast majority of the population and need to be shown how to do something
more than once, then this is the Video for you. Since tables can be a confusing topic for
beginners, I walk students through the creation of ALL the tables we will be using throughout
this course. No magic here, just building from the ground up.
Video 9 Creating Basic Relationships
Once tables are built, they are going to need a way to "talk" to each other. Here, students
will learn about the various types of relationships as well as the various ways of connecting
data inside Access.
Video 10 Advanced Relationships
Here I discuss some of the data limitations that can occur when builders rely on only the basic
relationship types (one-to-one and the one-to-many). Then we go through how to build two
slightly more advanced relationships in Access, the many-to-many and pass-through relationships
Video 11 Query Basics
Once you put data into Access, you'll occasionally want to visit that dataùyou'll need a query
for that. Here, I'll show you the basics of building a select query
Video 12 Finding Specific Data Using Queries
As your database grows, you'll find it rare to want to see ALL of your data all at once.
To limit your query results, you'll need to use a little something called "criteria.
Here I'll show you everything you could possible want to know about criteria and operators
Video 13 Creating Flexible Queries
Flexibility is a quality I admire about people and MS Access. With parameter queries,
you can design one query that will output or retrieve multiple data results based around
user input. With parameter queries, you can save your end-users time and give them the
choice of what data they want to see when.
Video 14 Creating Calculations inside a Query
Creating calculations is essential for many aspects of data analysis, manipulation, etc.;
however, you can also use built-in functions to override table formatting options, data
normalization, and output. Here I introduce students to creating their own custom calculations
and show them how to use popular built-in functions.
Video 15 Introduction to Joins
Most times users to Access use queries to see data that exists in their database. Sometimes,
though, users want to see data that doesn't exist in their database. You'll need to know how
to change the join type for that.
Video 16 Introduction to Action Queries
Rather than just having your query show you something, you might want to have your query do
something, like build a new table or add records to an already existing table. In this Video,
I show students how to make queries work for them by demonstrating how to build various action
queries
Video 17 Using Special Query Wizards
In addition to building queries yourself, Access provides you with several wizards that are
designed to perform very specific tasks. In this Video, I'll show students how to use some
special query wizards, such as the crosstab query wizard.
Video 18 Introduction to PivotTables and PivotCharts
If you are one of those crazy number crunchers, you'll need to know how to use a PivotTable
and PivotChart. In this Video, I'll introduce you to the basics of creating and modifying
these elusive pivoting structures
Video 19 Creating Basic Forms
If your database will have multiple hands inside your Access cookie jar, so to speak, you'll
need to find a way to make your database more accessible to end-users. Forms are the way to go!
In this Video, I show students the basics of creating user-friendly forms
Video 20 Designing Macros
Rather than performing a lot of simple actions over and over, why not have Access just perform
the series of actions with the click of one button? By learning to write macros, students can
find ways to automate a lot of commonly repeated tasks
Video 21 Creating Basic Reports
You won't want you data to simply exist on a computer. At some point, you'll need to print the
data in order to hand it over to someone else. In this Video, I'll show you several methods for
creating reports that will impress.
Video 22 The Switchboard Manager
When your database is close to being complete, you'll need to build a switchboard to help end-users
locate the reports they use the most. That way, end-users won't go exploring and break something
they shouldn't be able to see in the first place
For additional data Request you to visit
http://www.trainsignal.com/Visio-2007-Training-P39.aspx
We are New GROUP and currently we are looking for
Web access Training Library Like Lynda/VTC/Digital Juice
CBT's Library and Rippers are Welcome
Anything if u think can be helpful in e-Learning
Team Dump and 100 Mbpit BNC's
Contact Information :teamiron@hushmail.com
IF you like the release Please purchase as it is Required for all as it
Got lot of Balls to Make it Online for People Like you and Me as they
deserves the Best !!!!
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TiTLE :TrainSignal.Microsoft.Ms.Office.2007.Ms-Access.2007.
Training.DVD1-iRONiSO
TYPE : BOOKWARE Cracker : iRONiSO
FiLE : 64 X 50MB PACKAGER : iRONiSO
TOTAL CDs: 1 DVD SUPPLiER : TEAM iRON
PLATFORM : WINDOWS FORMAT : ISO
RLS DATE : 11/10/09 PROTECTiON : NONE
Release Information
Video 1 Introduction
Meet your instructor, Heather Ackmann, as she introduces you to the features
of this course and well as the course design
Video 2 Overview Video
If you're reluctant to use Access because you've heard that Access is not a very
good program, then this is the Video for you as I attempt to explain how Access
has acquired a "bad reputation" among some IT professionals and explain how
learning the basics of the program will save you time in the future
Video 3 The Microsoft Access 2007 Interface
This is a Video for newbies and experienced users alike as I take students on a tour
of the new Access 2007 interface. Just like moving to a new town, taking the time
initially to learn where the grocery store or the hospital is will save you valuable
time "driving around" in the future
Video 4 Introduction to Microsoft Access Objects
Designed for complete beginners to building a database, I walk the student through each
of the basic MS objects that make-up a database. Becoming familiar with these objects is
essential to the overall design process. This Video is the "birds-eye" view of everything
we will be designing and building in Access. So, if you are like me and must know where
you are going before you go there, you're going to appreciate this Video
Video 5 Designing a Database
An essential Video for anyone new to constructing databases, I walk students through the
whole design process from conducting a "Needs Analysis" and gathering data to building a
table structure and deciding how far you will need to normalize your data
Video 6 Building Tables
This is an essential Video for anyone who hasn't yet built a table. Using the plan we
created in the "Designing a Database" Video, I walk students through table basics and
demonstrate all the different ways you can create a table in Access 2007
Video 7 Modifying Tables
There are a lot more to tables than just building them. Here I show students the more
advanced features of constructing tables and controlling data entry.
Video 8 Extra Practice Building Tables
If you are like the vast majority of the population and need to be shown how to do something
more than once, then this is the Video for you. Since tables can be a confusing topic for
beginners, I walk students through the creation of ALL the tables we will be using throughout
this course. No magic here, just building from the ground up.
Video 9 Creating Basic Relationships
Once tables are built, they are going to need a way to "talk" to each other. Here, students
will learn about the various types of relationships as well as the various ways of connecting
data inside Access.
Video 10 Advanced Relationships
Here I discuss some of the data limitations that can occur when builders rely on only the basic
relationship types (one-to-one and the one-to-many). Then we go through how to build two
slightly more advanced relationships in Access, the many-to-many and pass-through relationships
Video 11 Query Basics
Once you put data into Access, you'll occasionally want to visit that datayou'll need a query
for that. Here, I'll show you the basics of building a select query
Video 12 Finding Specific Data Using Queries
As your database grows, you'll find it rare to want to see ALL of your data all at once.
To limit your query results, you'll need to use a little something called "criteria.
Here I'll show you everything you could possible want to know about criteria and operators
Video 13 Creating Flexible Queries
Flexibility is a quality I admire about people and MS Access. With parameter queries,
you can design one query that will output or retrieve multiple data results based around
user input. With parameter queries, you can save your end-users time and give them the
choice of what data they want to see when.
Video 14 Creating Calculations inside a Query
Creating calculations is essential for many aspects of data analysis, manipulation, etc.;
however, you can also use built-in functions to override table formatting options, data
normalization, and output. Here I introduce students to creating their own custom calculations
and show them how to use popular built-in functions.
Video 15 Introduction to Joins
Most times users to Access use queries to see data that exists in their database. Sometimes,
though, users want to see data that doesn't exist in their database. You'll need to know how
to change the join type for that.
Video 16 Introduction to Action Queries
Rather than just having your query show you something, you might want to have your query do
something, like build a new table or add records to an already existing table. In this Video,
I show students how to make queries work for them by demonstrating how to build various action
queries
Video 17 Using Special Query Wizards
In addition to building queries yourself, Access provides you with several wizards that are
designed to perform very specific tasks. In this Video, I'll show students how to use some
special query wizards, such as the crosstab query wizard.
Video 18 Introduction to PivotTables and PivotCharts
If you are one of those crazy number crunchers, you'll need to know how to use a PivotTable
and PivotChart. In this Video, I'll introduce you to the basics of creating and modifying
these elusive pivoting structures
Video 19 Creating Basic Forms
If your database will have multiple hands inside your Access cookie jar, so to speak, you'll
need to find a way to make your database more accessible to end-users. Forms are the way to go!
In this Video, I show students the basics of creating user-friendly forms
Video 20 Designing Macros
Rather than performing a lot of simple actions over and over, why not have Access just perform
the series of actions with the click of one button? By learning to write macros, students can
find ways to automate a lot of commonly repeated tasks
Video 21 Creating Basic Reports
You won't want you data to simply exist on a computer. At some point, you'll need to print the
data in order to hand it over to someone else. In this Video, I'll show you several methods for
creating reports that will impress.
Video 22 The Switchboard Manager
When your database is close to being complete, you'll need to build a switchboard to help end-users
locate the reports they use the most. That way, end-users won't go exploring and break something
they shouldn't be able to see in the first place
For additional data Request you to visit
http://www.trainsignal.com/Visio-2007-Training-P39.aspx
We are New GROUP and currently we are looking for
Web access Training Library Like Lynda/VTC/Digital Juice
CBT's Library and Rippers are Welcome
Anything if u think can be helpful in e-Learning
Team Dump and 100 Mbpit BNC's
Contact Information :teamiron@hushmail.com
IF you like the release Please purchase as it is Required for all as it
Got lot of Balls to Make it Online for People Like you and Me as they
deserves the Best !!!!
This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
