Access is a database program for storing and manipulating relatively large amounts of data. For example, Human Resource departments may use Microsoft Access databases to keep track of employees including their details (SIN/Social Insurance Numbers, Mailing Address, Photo, Job Title, Salary), accruals (e.g. amount of leave days and sick days they have), results of performance evaluations and incidents, etc. Retailers might use Access to keep track of their inventory, suppliers, prices, etc. A lot of companies sell 'front end' programs which are designed to interface with and modify Microsoft Access databases and are more user-friendly than working with Microsoft Access directly and are usually oriented towards a certain role (the HR department where I work uses a program called 'Staff Files' which is basically just a user-friendly front-end to an MS Access database thats specifically designed for HR departments or whoever does HR).
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Microsoft Access & commonly known as MS Access
Microsoft Access is a part of Microsoft Office. Microsoft Access was created by the Microsoft Corporation and it was first released in November, 1992.
Microsoft office Professional.
Microsoft Office.
The four packages of Microsoft office 2007 are Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Publisher and Microsoft Access
In 1975 Microsoft office was created by Bill Gates.
Access is part of Microsoft Office, being its database. It is possible to do some database work using Google Docs.
Microsoft Access 2003 or Microsoft Office Access 2003 is a relational database management system from Microsoft that combines the relational Microsoft Jet Database Engine with graphical user interface and software development tools. Its successor is the Microsoft Office 2007.
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Access 2007 is a Microsoft product in the package Microsoft Office 2007.
You have to buy it. Go to the Microsoft website and download it from there.