Microsoft Access 97

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Product DescriptionMicrosoft Access 97 for the Windows® and Windows NT® operating systems provides relational database power to give you the information you need to make better decisions. It integrates data from spreadsheets and other databases and is the easy way to find answers, share information over intranets and the Internet, and build faster business solutions. Corporate Web pages. Sales figures and invoices. Customer names and addresses. The Microsoft Access 97 relational database management system structures your data so you can find answers easily, share timely information, and build faster solutions that help you make better business decisions. Find Answers Easily. Much, much more!

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Start Anywhere
Share Timely Information
Build Faster Solutions
Powerful tools such as Filter By Selection
Easy to use yet powerful enough to adapt to your growing needs

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