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"The Eureka Moment"
Most of us have experienced that wonderful feeling of recognition when we finally discover EXACTLY what we've been trying to find for a long time. That's sometimes known as the "Eureka Moment". For me, opening Expert Access 2007 Programming for the first time qualified as one of those moments.

Actually, the book has produced several more such moments since then, starting on page 9 where Rob and Mike present a table listing the ProgIDs for all of the Office applications, along with a brief explanation as to why you need that information (you need the ProgID to use late binding in your code).

Over the years, I've read a lot of code samples showing one or another ProgID in use, and I've read a lot of discussions on the benefits of late binding. However, as I read that list and the paragraph supporting it, it occurred to me that this was the very first time I've seen all of the Office ProgIDs listed in one place. Mike and Rob recognized the value of presenting them in a comprehensive way and included this table in their book, and that impressed me. They get it.

Of course, ProgIDs are not the most complex of concepts, and you might find similar list somewhere else (although I haven't seen one yet). The point I'm trying to make is that Rob and Mike obviously have a good feel for the kind of information and explanation intermediate and advanced developers will find useful as they work towards becoming Access experts.

Mike and Rob have written a book which is long on technical detail on subjects ranging from incorporating API functions in your code through creating and using class modules right through to customizing the new Office Ribbon. But, in my opinion, what is just as important about the way they approached this book is that they took the time to explain why you need to know this stuff, and when and where you'll be able to use it in your own development.

This one has earned a permanent spot on my desk, right next to the keyboard.


"Excellent Access 2007 Programming Book"
I've been using Access off and on since Windows 95 and Access 2. This is absolutely the best texts on VBA I have read. Examples are clear, and appropriate; and explainations are complete without being longer than the need to be. The coverage of Access 2007's new features appears to be right on the money.
There are many new features in Access 2007 and this reference helps the developer get the best performance from Access 2007.
I would recommend this book for all skill levels...
Thank you for your great piece of work Rob Cooper

  

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"A legend in the making ...", I don't know how much I can add to the information that has already been said, but ... here goes. Expert Access 2007 Programming has been written extremely well: very clear examples, great screen shots, and verbage that real people use! The topics discuss are what many developers crave .. API calls, Automation, Late vs Early binding, Working with the Registry, the list just goes on and on! ...

I make the claim that this book will be legendary simply because it covers so much and presents it so well. I am sure MANY will use its wealth of information well into the future and beyond Access 2007.

Brent Spaulding
aka: datAdrenaline
Access MVP

"Complete Application Guide", This is not the first book on Access to own unless you fairly comfortable with developing applications using another tool. Check out Wrox's Beginning Access 2007 title. But if your goal is to create an application to sell or use within your company this book provides all the info you need to get started and succeed. As a read it I recognized a lot of the tips that I had gathered over years of work and research. Would have been great if I could have just bought this book years ago. Section 4, "Finalizing the Application" covers great material; some knowledge of .Net would be beneficial if you are interested in DLLs (like resource libraries) or the build utility that comes with the book. Next to the Access Developer Handbook series I'd say this is the best book I've read on Access application development and deployment.

"The got to have it book", As I was reading through this book, it became clear to me that this is one book anyone who develops in Access should have.

The book is written true to Rob and Michael's form: The content is clear and the information useful. I enjoyed discovering new "toys" in the debugging chapter, and the error logging code is a gem that will be utilized in deployed applications. Going through the Add Advanced Functionality to Forms and Add Advanced Functionality to Reports chapters was like walking into a candy store that carries your long lost favorite childhood candy -- a joy. The ribbon chapter enhanced the knowledge I had prior to reading it. I was first introduced to Ribbon customization while listening to Rob [passionately] presenting the topic in an Access developers' group, and this chapter built on that presentation.

If you want to get a book that will expand your knowledge on Access programming, this is the book to buy. Access 2007 Programming is a well worth resource to own.

"Friendly and Informative", This book covers a ton of Access coding techniques in an easy to understand way. The authors use a friendly tone with good, clear code examples. I particularly liked the chapters on adding advanced functionality to reports and forms, and the pragmatic security discussion. I'm an Access MVP and have been developing in it for years, but I still learned some cool new techniques from this book.

"Access 2007 Programming", I recommend Access 2007 Programming by Rob Cooper and Michael Tucker to anyone wanting to start creating data applications in MS Access 2007. The style of the book makes it easy to understand the concepts that the authors intend the reader to learn. They cover all aspects of creating a robust application.
Chapter 6: Using SQL to Retrieve Data and Manipulate Objects is very informative and will help the developer learn how to best use SQL to make an application more efficient.
The book is a great value and a great addition to any Access users library.





 
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