Course Length: 4 days
Audience: Power users of Microsoft Access or beginner Access programmers
Prerequisites: Access Intermediate and at least 6 months of hands-on Access experience
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PART 1 AUTOMATING DATABASE TASKS |
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1: Get Started Quickly with Wizards |
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Using Wizards for Application Development |
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Creating a Database Using the Database Wizard |
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Adding an Object to Your Application |
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Adding a Command Button to a Form |
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2: Customize an Application with Visual Basic |
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Customizing a Command Button |
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Modifying a Command Button Created Using the
Wizard |
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Making a Form Read-Only by Default |
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Creating a Command Button Without a Wizard |
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Creating Event Procedures for Form Events |
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Displaying a Message to the User |
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3: Find and Filter Records in a Form |
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Creating a Combo Box to Find Records |
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Filtering Data |
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4: Respond to Data Entry Events |
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Understanding Form and Control Events |
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Performing Actions as the User Moves in a Form |
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Performing Actions as the User Changes Data |
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Responding to Keyboard Events |
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Validating Data |
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PART 2 PROGRAMMING
IN VISUAL BASIC |
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5: Write Your Own Functions |
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Understanding Modules and Procedures |
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Creating General Procedures in a Standard
Module |
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Using General Procedures on a Form |
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Creating General Functions in a Form Module |
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6: Monitor and Debug Your Code |
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Stepping Through Code Line by Line |
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Finding and Fixing Bugs in Your Code |
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7: Respond to Errors and Unexpected Conditions |
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Replacing Standard Error Messages |
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Responding to a Combo Box Error |
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Creating Error-Handling Routines |
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PART 3 CREATING A CUSTOM APPLICATION |
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8: Gather Information in a Dialog Box |
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Creating an Application from Scratch |
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Creating a Dialog Box to Go to a Specific
Record |
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Filtering Data in a Report |
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9: Navigate Through Your Application |
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Making Forms Work Together |
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Displaying Related Records in a Pop-Up Form |
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Opening a Form to Add Related Records |
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10: Display Custom Menus and Toolbars |
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Using Menus and Toolbars in Your User
Interface |
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Creating a Custom Menu Bar |
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Customizing Toolbars |
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11: Put Final Touches on an Application |
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Controlling How Your Application Starts |
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Customizing Your Application’s Appearance |
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Preparing to Distribute Your Application to
Users |
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PART 4 WORKING WITH
DATA AND OBJECTS |
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12: Explore Objects and Collections |
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Introducing the Issues Application |
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Understanding Objects and Collections |
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Referring to Objects and Collections |
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Using the For Each Statement with a Collection
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Using a Multiple-Selection List Box |
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Working Directly with Database Objects |
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Finding and Changing Data in a Recordset |
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Creating and Running an Action Query |