Paper Docs?

[Alan Reinhart]

I'm looking for a book (paper NOT on-freekin-line!) that is a master
reference for the nuts and bolts of Access 2003; info on Object properties
and methods and such... like what are all the properties of ME? or RecordSet
or DAO, etc. While the online stuff is nice, I'd really like to have
something at the desk I can thumb thru and check parameters and
functinality. The big tutorial books are ok, but you have to wade thru all
the hand-holdy stuff to extract any meat.

HELP!! Are their any such reference books out there on Access 2003 and
VBA???

=Alan R.

 

[Jim/Chris]

Here are 2 books from beginning to advanced
Microsoft® Office Access 2003 Step by Step
http://www.microsoft.com/products/i...643abc7f-ec43-95dc-3193-01899113eab5&type=ovr
Microsoft® Office Access 2003 Inside Out
http://www.microsoft.com/products/i...47cd483c-3662-0d9b-472d-60d3c217acef&type=ovr

Jim

 

[PC Datasheet]

Take a look at "DAO Object Model: The Definitive Reference", Helen Feddema,
O'Reilly,1-56592-435-5

 

[Alan Reinhart]

"Jim/Chris" <Microsoft® Office Access 2003 Inside Out>


Jim -

Thanks for that pointer, but that is exactly the book I'm using now. It is
ok, but
I'm looking for something that would probably be like the "Table of
Contents" in Access but in printed form. I'm pretty sure such a beast does
not exits!

=Alan R.

-----Original Message-----
I'm looking for a book (paper NOT on-freekin-line!) that is a master
reference for the nuts and bolts of Access 2003; info on

Object properties

 

[John Nurick]

Hi Alan,

The simplest and quickest place for complete lists of properties,
methods, enums and so on is the Object Browser (press F2 in the VBE).