The book does not FOCUS on Access 2000. It focuses on databases in general. Great book if you want to learn the concept of database construction and managment. Not so good if you want to know about Access 2K specifically.

Many pages with large titles with little content. I feel I have wasted my money buying a book to soon after the applications release. There is little information here that was not available before Access 2000.

Great looking book but lacking in content. I ordered an Acess 2000 developers handbook not a complete guide to database development. Although I found the earlier chapters interesting There was very little to help me with specific issues on Access 2000 Development. In fact most of the Access specific chapters can be found in the online help and MSDN.

This book has what every woman needs to know. It covers a wide variety of topics, everything from how to be happy to getting a good nights sleep. It has a great outline and it never gets boring. I highly recommend it.

I was hugely dissapoited with this book from the second I removed it from it's shipping container! This very small pamphlet sized book looked as though it would only provide me with an evening of research. When I opened it, it proved to be an even greater dissapointment. Extreemly simplistic drawings of subjects such as how to mount a relay on a track, how to strip wire, and how to tie knots, very unsubstantial text. I would not recomend this book to anyone, It is just too basic. Even the title is deceptive, I only found one control wiring diagram of a basic start/stop circuit. I am going to return my copy!

On the 5th page of this book, Little Critter is bringing up his tools in a bucket. In the bucket is a HAND GUN! I plan to contact the publisher and author to have this removed from the book.

Another piece of September 11th memorabilia. Put it next to recent editions of Nostradamus and the tarot cards.

This book is hopelessly out of date. The facts were not checked and there is an official biography on Louis Quilico out there Mr. Rigoletto:In Conversation with Louis Quilico (Captus Press). I didn't like the sugary writing and the fairy-tale like family, which according to sources close to the family is very far from the truth. This book doesn't present the last year's of the opera singer's life and should be deleted from the shelves. the writing is also bad.