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Microsoft Access is a database management system (DBMS). It lets you create relational databases, which means that Access databases can link to tables that have similar fields. Access databases are the workhorses of many offices, often used for mailing lists, phone lists, and as address books. But there’s a lot more to Access than that, as the articles in this section prove.

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10-04-05	Financial Calculation Software, a Snap with MS Excel	Jayaram Krishnaswamy	23583
03-29-05	Getting to Know Microsoft Access, Part 10	Sage Adams	24915
03-22-05	Getting to Know Microsoft Access, Part 9: Macros	Sage Adams	51377
02-09-05	Getting to Know Microsoft Access, Part 8: Learning about Reports	Sage Adams	29475
01-19-05	Getting to Know Microsoft Access, Part 7: Forms	Sage Adams	39144
01-12-05	Getting to Know Microsoft Access, Part 6: Advanced Queries and SQL	Sage Adams	58992
01-05-05	Getting to Know Microsoft Access, Part 5: Retrieving and Arranging Data Meaningfully	Sage Adams	24250
12-29-04	Getting to Know Microsoft Access 2003, Part 4	Sage Adams	30030
12-22-04	Getting to Know Access 2003, Part 3	Sage Adams	24005
11-01-04	Getting to Know MS Access 2003, Part 2	Sage Adams	36320