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Creating a Project Management Database with Microsoft Access 2007: Getting Started

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(Tiesha Whatley) The problem with many project management programs is that you have to take the time to learn to use them. Creating your own project management database cuts down on this, plus gives you the freedom to customize the program to your liking. In this article, we will prepare to create our own database.

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