System requirements
| Minimum RAM |
64 MB |
| Minimum hard disk space |
170 MB |
| Minimum processor |
Pentium 133 MHz |
Technical details
| Platform |
PC |
| Software type |
Disk Kit |
| Media types supported |
CD |
| Mac compatibility |
N |
License
| License quantity |
1 user(s) |
| License type |
Microsoft Volume License (MVL) |
Access 2002 Disk Kit, NO MVL
Microsoft Access version 2002 helps novice database users and experienced programmers alike build powerful, customizable solutions that integrate easily with the Web and enterprise data sources. Capture sales records. Track inventory. Whatever your needs, Access 2002 helps you work smarter.
Perform Sophisticated Data Analysis
Transform the way you analyze data. Easily create and publish interactive spreadsheets, and use Microsoft PivotTable® and Microsoft PivotChart® views to present important information dynamically in different ways—all without leaving Access.
Easily Fix Your Work—Or Change It Back
Now you can undo and redo multiple actions for maximum productivity when creating forms, reports, data access pages, macros, and modules.
Turn Forms and Reports into Web Pages
Share your data on the Web using the tools you already know. Save your form or report as a Data Access Page, which allows users to view and edit live data within their browsers.
Get Valuable Tools on the Web
Visit the Office Tools on the Web site to download templates, tools, tips, and updates that help you work faster.
Share Data on the Web
Take advantage of powerful new publishing tools that enable you to export both data and formatting for display on the Web, using Internet standards such as Extensible Markup Language (XML).
Interact with Your Data on the Web
Build powerful Data Access Pages that enable you to easily open, view, and update live data within a Web browser in the office or on the road.
Accelerate Access Web Development
The powerful, streamlined Data Access Page Designer makes it even easier to publish interactive forms and reports on the Web. Take advantage of enhancements such as multiple select, Multiple Undo and Redo options, and improved control sizing.
Use the Power of XML to Publish Reports
Now you can quickly publish Access reports to the Web using Internet-standard XML and Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL), allowing users to view reports within a Web browser that supports HTML 4.0.
