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Getting to Know Microsoft Access, Part 9: Macros

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(Sage Adams) This week we'll discuss, for those of you unfamiliar with programming, one of the more conceptually complex aspects of Microsoft Access. We'll start with a discussion of events: what they are and how Access uses them. Then, we'll move on to a lengthy discussion of macros, including what they do and how you design and use them.

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