Mario Hadiwinata

Learning Microsoft Access

When choosing your business software it is important that all components fit your business needs in some way. Microsoft Office is the worlds most popular business suite and contains at it’s core Word, Outlook, Excel and Access. Word will cater for document word processing needs. Outlook is mainly used for email, but also has the ability to set tasks, reminders and schedules. Excel is a spreadsheet and used for manipulating figures and is useful for accounting needs. Access is a database and is used for storing large amounts of information. You can pull data from the database by setting criteria. For example you may want to know how many items you sold in Europe this week. MS Access makes this task very easy.

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First Look Microsoft Office 2010 ? Microsoft Press

If Steve Ballmer had been presenting Cheap Office 2010 today, he might have riffed on his old “developers, developers, developers” line with a quip about “productivity, productivity, productivity.” That’s the focus of the new version of Microsoft’s flagship suite of office tools, which is now available to business customers worldwide — and which Microsoft is hoping offers enough productivity enhancements to persuade firms to upgrade.

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