The Access 2000 Tutorial is a great product which allows easy understanding of all concepts. This tutorial could allow a first-time computer student to fully complete all ideas and be able to remember concepts and procedures by memory. Easy to follow directions and color graphics provides a simple understanding of Access 2000. The Access 2000 Tutorial is highly recommended by college professors and myself.

I teach a technical writing/advanced Word course at a university. After reviewing several similar books, I found this one to be simply the best available. It's easy to read, and easy to follow. Good job!

This may be a good book to use in the classroom but it was very frustrating to use for self-teaching. I checked this book out from the college library along with the CD for the sole purpose of learning Access. The CD was "read-only" and did not allow me to make the changes that the book directed me to perform. In other instances, steps were left out. After working through the first 2 units of the 6-unit Section for Access, I gave up. I have successfully used SAMS Teach Yourself for Windows and I think I will try SAMS for Access.

My daughter used this book in her computer course. I thought it was one of the best at demostrating how to use the MS office product efficiently and in combining MS Office applications to produce the best results. I plan to buy it for a relatively new user in my office.

I use this volume as the main textbook in my basic computer applications class. Both the students and I love it! Each lesson has overviews, review questions and projects. The book is both visual, giving step by step helpful hints as well being resourceful and informative. It is more organized than most text based Office books and more informative than the visual based books I have used.

I highly recommend this book as a textbook for beginners!

This book is so stupid it kind of makes you laugh. It says that it'll take an hour to learn how to use the cursor! The rest is just a bunch of bunk that means absolutely nothing. If you know absolutely nothing about computers (if you're reading this you do) then this is too basic a book for you. Also, any schools out there that think this is a good book as a textbook, you're troubled upstairs!