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SQL Server for Access Users SQL Server for Access Users Lessons 1 & 2 The wait is over. Lessons 1 & 2 of my brand-new SQL Server For Microsoft Access Users course are now online! Lessons
What's CoveredIn Lesson 1, we're going to welcome you to SQL Server and I'll show you exactly what this course is all about from a Microsoft Access user's perspective. I'll explain what SQL Server is, what it is not, who this course is for, what you should already know before getting started, and what we'll be building together as we work through the Beginner, Expert, and Developer lessons. In Lesson 2, we will walk through downloading and installing Microsoft SQL Server Express and SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) step by step, taking the time to explain important options and terminology along the way. I will show you how to choose the right components, set up your local instance, select authentication methods, and connect with SSMS so you have a fully working SQL Server setup ready for future lessons. Click the Subscribe button below and get signed up to be notified as soon as new videos are released. Like all my other courses, Level 1 will be FREE. Subscribers will get early access, release notifications, and exclusive discounts on future lessons. Subscribe now to be notified when it's ready...
IntroThis page features a special announcement from Richard Rost about an upcoming project created especially for Microsoft Access developers. In this video, Richard shares why there was no new TechHelp or regular lesson today, offers a sneak peek of what's in store, and hints at a new Access-focused course that will begin with a free Level 1. Stay tuned for more details coming soon.TranscriptHey folks, Richard Rost here. If you noticed I didn't post a TechHelp or a regular video today, that's because I spent most of the past few weeks working on something new and I got a little behind schedule.This is a project I've been meaning to build for a long time, and you might notice that the slide background looks a little different. That's not an accident. I'm not going to give it all away just yet, but if you're an Access developer who's ever wondered what comes next, this one's for you. This is one of those projects that starts simple but opens a lot of doors. I'll leave it at that for now, but here's a quick preview. Details coming soon, and like all my other courses, level 1 will be free. Live long and prosper, my friends. Talk to you again soon. QuizNo quiz available.SummaryThis is not a regular tutorial or TechHelp video. Today, I wanted to give everyone an update on what I have been working on recently. Over the past few weeks, I dedicated much of my time to developing a new project, which set back my usual schedule for releasing new videos.This particular project is something that has been on my to-do list for quite a while, and if you notice the change in the slide background, that was intentional to hint at something different. I do not want to share too many details just yet, but I will say that this will be of special interest to Access developers who are curious about what comes next after their current skillset. The project starts off with straightforward concepts, but as you dig in further, it presents a lot of opportunities for advanced learning. For now, I will keep the details under wraps, but I wanted to give you a quick preview and let you know that I will be sharing more information soon. Just like my previous courses, the first level of this new project will be available for free. You can find a complete video tutorial with step-by-step instructions on everything discussed here on my website at the link below. Live long and prosper, my friends. Topic ListThis is an announcement and teaser message regarding an upcoming Access developer project and course. |
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