Create modern MS Access forms and Advanced UI design Access

• How to design a modern look in MS Access
• How to make the Access form into a helpful dynamic portal.
• How to match expectations
• How to create flexible charts/reports.
• Naming objects
• MsAccess with SQL Server – performance considerations
• Searching within the “Bigger picture” data approach

*Please, take a moment to read this note before You decide to enroll: It is not an “In depth” MS Access course, but an extension to everything you already know about MS Access design environment.

Whether you are developing a new MS Access application or upgrading/adding features to an existing one it is sometimes possible to implement something new. Most of the times clients welcome this extra effort – and commission tasks based on it. Traditional Access look is rather heavy. In this course you will learn new design guidelines – to make Access forms look lightweight and modern.  But looks are not enough – I will show an extremely useful approach in designing user interface – which is greatly appreciated by people who use it in their day to day work. It is critical to present the data in comprehensive, easily managed formation. Sample file featuring all of the above is included. Using Vba opens before us a huge world of design possibilities.

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