Microsoft Publisher is a mighty instrument that can help businesses create newsletters, invitation cards, and other marketing materials. The publisher is a desktop publishing and layout application part of the Microsoft Office suite, it creates and designs professional-looking marketing and communication documents such as posters, business cards, flyers, catalogs, and brochures.
The publisher is different from Microsoft Word in such a way that the emphasis is placed on page design and layout rather than text composition and proofreading. You can easily create many different types of publications by making use of a publisher, the publisher also permits you to freely layout your designs on the page using objects like text boxes for headings and body text, and image placeholders for shapes and photographs. Publisher contains diverse pre-design templates, and building blocks that can be used for creating bigger publications called 'page parts'. This book covers publishers in all dimensions, from beginner to expert.
Microsoft Access on the other hand is a database application management that permits you to keep and manage large collections of data and assist you in recovering them back when it is needed. Until there is an introduction of Microsoft Access certain organization needs may not be acquired.
This user guide is primarily prepared to put you on a plane track and pathway in mastering Access and Publisher, it is a comprehensive practical lesson embedded with instructions with images that will guide you to operate Publisher and Access like a professional. this user guide offers you an easy means of learning and a quick understanding of the following Access apparatus and tools
Getting started with Access.
Create a database file that you will use to save the database information.
Working with the Access Navigation pane.
Getting started with the construction of the database table.
Entering fields into each database table.
Entering data directly into the table or employing the help of a Form.
Managing tables relationship in the relationship windows for effective database query.
Working with the Query Design Window.
Format for entering the correct criteria when querying the database for particular information.
Creating a specialized report through the query results.
Refining the appearance of the Report. And a lot more.