You're awesome!  I have learnt a lot Rich. It keeps from reading 300+ pages of the book called "Microsoft Access 2010 Bible" and the many other MS  Access 2010 out there. Thanks again Rich!

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Reply from Richard Rost:

Thanks, Vannak. I appreciate the compliments. I actually love books like the Access Bible. I've got a lot of those kinds of books on my shelf. They have their place. Books are good for nerds like me who don't have the patience to watch videos... and they're also great for reference material... when you KIND OF know what you're doing but just need to look up the specifics. That's why I started producing handbooks for my lessons. I find it easier to flip through a book than to try to rewatch videos.

BUT... there are also a lot of books out there that aren't written very well. A lot are poorly organized, contain info you don't need, and are missing key concepts they SHOULD cover. That's why when I prepare my lessons I "research" from about a dozen different books and online sources to give you the BEST of everything (including my 20 years of Access experience).