I suggest that you try the following links and from amongst them select the ones that are meaningful and helpful to you BEFORE you go on a training:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ms+access&search_type= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuPxjdsWtyw And of course doing a dummy (or a real) project hands on is the best way to get your knowledge and experience clarified and solidified. Good Luck ! --- In [email protected], "Eric Dreczko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Check out AppDev.com > Also, your local junior college usually has certificate courses for > Access. > > Best way (imho) is to learn VB and/or .NET and dig in! > --- In [email protected], "bearpsu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I would say I am a low intermediate user of ACCESS and looking to > become an expert user since this is an upcoming requirement of my > position. > > My company will be paying for any/all training and have suggested > facilities for the training. The problem is that my co-workers have > gone to these facilities and were not very happy with the companies > doing the training. > > I am open to suggestions in regards of where to go for training. Are > there good online training groups. Any suggestions will be helpful. > Travel is not out of the scope. > > -Chris >
