Alphabetically organized like a dictionary or encyclopedia, Access 2002 From A to Z makes it easy for you to find the information you need. You don't struggle to find answers by looking up command description. You just look up the task you want to complete or term you need defined.With description of more than 300 key terms and tasks, Access 2002 From A to Z supplies more information about Microsoft Access than some other, full-sized books. Every page is packed with information. You find information here that's missing from other quick references, such how to pass the MOUS exam and how to troubleshoot problems.About Author :Julia Kelly, a retired US Air Force pilot, is the author of more than 15 books about Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, and the Microsoft Office suite, and is a database consultant and online instructor for Microsoft applications.With more than 4 million books sold, Stephen L. Nelson is arguably the bestselling author writing about how to use computers in business. Nelson's popular Field Guide quick references, published by Microsoft, sold more than 2 million copies.