Dear Richard,

The way your previous teachings were build up is unique for as far as I saw online courses.
For someone new to ACCESS or any other program your way is “the best”.

In giving a solid bases most of us might been better of even when having a little experience. As far me, at first I thought having enough “old knowledge” to get me around with a few lessons on the topics I needed, boy was I wrong and so happy I did the complete course after all.

However, planning on skipping to Access 2010 by the end of the year I hope being able to do so without the whole course. At work we have 2007 available (but not working much with it) and sometimes I find a moment to look into AC 2007, just to find out that the interface is really different but all I learned so far is also working in 2007 and expecting to do so in the 2010 version.

There are some features new, for example I like the extra option “Attachement” which makes it easier to use pictures formats like a.gif without having it converted to a bmp.
(Most pictures on the net are gif’s nowadays)

So for us who did your AC courses lately, (speaking for my self) would be glad to have your courses in another way. Since the upgrades are for free we won’t complain.

For those asking for topics on its own like “reports-only”, they miss out on your great classes and will finally discover they would be better of doing the complete course. However it might been not too hard to set up your classes so that you could separate the topics asked for by just bundle them in one tutorial.

Hope my suggestion is helpful
eddy peanut geijselaers