This is a project book that guides you through the process of building a traditional Access desktop database that uses one Access database as the front-end (queries, reports, and forms) and another Access database to contain the tables and data. By separating the data from the rest of the database, the Access database can be easily shared by multiple users over a network. When you build a database correctly at the outset, later this database can be migrated to another system with fewer issues and fewer objects that need to be redone. FEATURES * Understand the concepts of normalization * Build tables and links to other data sources and understand table relationships * Connect and work with data stored in other formats (Text, Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint) * Retrieve data with DAO, ADO, and DLookup statements * Learn how to process text files for import and export * Create expressions, queries, and SQL statements * Build bound and unbound forms and reports and write code to preview and print * Incorporate macros in your database * Work with attachments and image files * Learn how to display and query your Access data in the Internet browser * Secure your database for multi-user access * Compact your database to prevent corruption resulting in data loss

A practical handbook already tried and tested on students Based on the considerable experience of the author's work in guiding and supervising students Material covers up-to-date research methods such as the Internet and CD ROM facilities Long term sales potential, both UK and internationally

This book will help students to complete a project in MS Access using version 2002, 2000 or 97. It covers database design, creating tables, forms and subforms, queries, importing data from and exporting to other packages, analysing and processing data, reports and macros.

Using your iPad is not a passive activity. With its stunning touchscreen, front and back cameras, and sweeping collection of apps, the iPad 2 is perfect for doing stuff--for building, creating, and organizing. Want to plan an event? Manage your mail and calendars? Capture and edit a video? Even build a wiki? You can do all that and more with your iPad. In this practical hands-on guide, you'll learn how to: Build a recipe scrapbook: Write up recipes in Pages (or find recipes using one of the useful recipe apps) and import pictures of the dish to go with the recipe in your scrapbook. Even learn iPad kitchen tips! Plan a vacation: Buy tickets, find destination activities, and map out directions. Master your media: Stream videos with AirPlay, buy or rent videos from the iTunes Store, compose and record a song, and edit your own movie. Get smarter: Learn another language by using Google's Translate page and building an illustrated deck of flash cards with common words and phrases. Plus many more useful projects--both big and small--to help you do stuff with your iPad.

The touchstone guide to running projects from the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID). By setting out actions step-by-step, this essential handbook identifies the key obligations of the interior designer at each project stage. Straightforward explanation is supplemented by invaluable checklists and templates. Featuring crucial advice on administering construction contracts, it references the new RIBA/BIID Domestic Professional Services Contract 2020 for interior design services. Reflecting the RIBA Plan of Work 2020 and contemporary working practice, it provides a systematic operational framework that can be applied to all types of projects. Comprehensive in scope with a logical structure, it embraces the theme of collaboration within the project team. It also addresses post-occupancy evaluation, modern methods of construction and sustainability. Suitable for projects within any industry sector and practice type, from large international firms to sole practitioners, it is accessible to designers with different levels of experience.

Provides a summary of the projects the Air Force MANTECH Directorate has in progress or has completed within the last 10 years. Its purpose is to promote the transfer of technology which was developed through these investments into the defense industrial base.