..:: Access-Freak :: Getting started with Microsoft(R) Access 2007 (Step by Step Tutorials/Samples...) - Aurora. Tutorials The main intent of these tutorials is to guide frequent users of Microsoft® Access through the transition of earlier versions to the new 2007 edition. The monumental changes made to the Office interface are as ground breaking as the switch from Access 1.0/2.0 to Access 95/97. There are many new key features available within Access 2007, but one of the most obvious and most challenging is the new ribbon and navigation pane user interface. These new elements of the development environment are very powerful tools and can enrich your custom database applications in many ways. For your convenience you can download each tutorial in PDF format zipped so you can follow along at home or on the road without being connected to the internet. Make sure to keep checking this site as I find more time to expand the list of tutorials.
Microsoft® Access 2007 in the box Download Tutorial 01 (502 kb zipped) (Click link or right click--Save Target As...) Microsoft® Office editions. Microsoft Access forum, articles, and directory. More than 200,000 Access related discussion threads. - Aurora. Yaccess - Das Access-Portal - Aurora. Www.access-im-unternehmen.de - Musterlösungen, Know-how und Tipps & Tricks für Microsoft Access - Aurora. Create New Blank Record In a Form. ADO Programming Code Examples. Microsoft Access: ADO Programming Code Examples Provided by Allen Browne, March 2007. Updated May 2009. This page is a reference for developers, demonstrating how to use the ADO library to list and manipulate the objects in Access.
ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) is more generic than DAO (the one designed to handle the objects in Access), so supports features of databases other than Access. In the wider world beyond Access, ADO has largely been replaced by the quite different ADO.NET library. In general, DAO is preferred over ADO, but there are some operations that work under ADO only. ADO provides only limited ways to manipulate the data structure (typically via DDL query statements), unless you also use the ADOX library which provides the extensions to get to the database catalog. To use the ADO Library, choose References on the Tools menu in the code window, and check the box beside: Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.x Library.
Tipps. Microsoft Access Form Design Articles & Tutorials. Customizing the Office Fluent User Interface in Access 2007. Summary: Learn how you can create a custom Office Fluent Ribbon for an Access 2007 database by using only Office Fluent extensibility markup XML and macros. Discover how to create a command space without writing any code and also learn about more advanced scenarios that require code. (28 printed pages) Viki Selca, Microsoft Corporation Clint Covington, Microsoft Corporation December 2006 Applies to: Microsoft Office Access 2007 Download Marketing Projects.exe.
Contents One of the most exciting new developer features that Microsoft Office Access 2007 provides is the ability to customize the Office Fluent User Interface (UI) in your application. You create XML to change the Ribbon, a component of the new Microsoft Office Fluent user interface (UI). The finished Marketing Projects database that is discussed later in this article is available in the accompanying download, Marketing Projects.exe. Tools for the Job The following tools and references can help you follow the steps in this article: