zzzzZZZZZzzzz..Studying Access..zzzZZZzzz

Predabot · Post by **Predabot** » Mon Jan 03, 2005 1:15 pm

zZZzzzzZZ..Studying Microsoft access now, at my Internship, for the ECDL certificate..

So utterly boring, by far the most boring program in the whole office-package..

To think that I freely chose this, instead of Excel DB, since I had worked with it and had a class in it in College..I forgot how dumb-dab boring it was..forgot most of the rest of it too...

I went to bed at 3am and got up at 7am..and then I sit immovable in front of a comp doing this...I'm as ussual at internship having a very hard time to stay awake..

Post by **Kaylee** » Mon Jan 03, 2005 4:10 pm

TBH Access is pretty hokey stuff.

It's fine for desktop/novice user use, but for anything of any real statute you have to look at slightly more upmarket programs. To paraphrase my database lecturers/tutors

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Mon Jan 03, 2005 10:39 pm

Karl Lynch wrote:TBH Access is pretty hokey stuff.

It's fine for desktop/novice user use, but for anything of any real statute you have to look at slightly more upmarket programs. To paraphrase my database lecturers/tutors

Doesn't that apply to most (if not all) Microsoft products?

Post by **Kaylee** » Tue Jan 04, 2005 12:26 am

Rebis wrote:
Karl Lynch wrote:TBH Access is pretty hokey stuff.

It's fine for desktop/novice user use, but for anything of any real statute you have to look at slightly more upmarket programs. To paraphrase my database lecturers/tutors
Doesn't that apply to most (if not all) Microsoft products?

With the possible exception of Internet Explorer- there's nothing more highclass you can install to compromise your system faster