In an earlier article, we reviewed the process for creating an Access database from a template. While this is certainly an agreeable, easy approach to building a database, there isn’t always a template available that meets your needs. In this article, we review the process for creating an Access database from scratch.
To begin, open Microsoft Access. The instructions and images in this article are for Microsoft Access 2007. If you're using a different version of Access, they may vary slightly.
Creating an Access Database from Scratch
By Mike Chapple, About.com Guide
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Getting Started
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- Getting Started
- Create a Blank Access Database
- Name Your Access Database
- Add Tables To Your Access Database
- Continue Building Your Access Database
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