Hosted by Richard Rost · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 62 episodes
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Richard Rost is a Microsoft MVP and President/CEO of Computer Learning Zone. He creates video tutorials to teach you how to use your computer, specializing in Microsoft Access.
Richard Rost hosts Computer Learning Zone, a technology show with 62 episodes published.
If you have ever wondered whether you should keep Name AutoCorrect enabled in your Microsoft Access databases, this episode is for you. Access veteran Richard Rost breaks down why this feature, despite its promising name
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Curious if Microsoft Access can truly handle your growing business data? In this episode, Access expert Richard Rost breaks down the official specifications and real-world limitations of Microsoft Access, including datab
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Tired of tracking your passwords on sticky notes or spreadsheets? Learn how to design a practical password manager and generator right inside Microsoft Access. Host Richard Rost walks through creating a user-friendly for
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Choosing between tables and queries as the data source for your Microsoft Access forms and reports can have a big impact on how flexible and efficient your database becomes. In this episode, we dive into one of the most
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In Quick Queries #93, we discuss a common Microsoft Access SQL mistake that can break your queries even when the statement appears correct and walk through why a missing field name in SQL criteria causes unexpected resul
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In this lesson, we will discuss the new form zooming feature in Microsoft Access, which allows you to zoom in and out on forms, tables, and queries for better readability. I will show you how to use the zoom controls, se
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In this episode, we address the common "You cannot install the 64-bit version of Microsoft Access Database Engine" error, explain why 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft Office component mismatches occur, and discuss several app
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In Quick Queries 92, we tackle the question: Is Microsoft Access still worth learning in 2026, and does it remain relevant for developers, consultants, and small business owners? I discuss Access's future, Windows' ongoi
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In this lesson, we will walk through how to customize the ribbon in Microsoft Access to better suit your workflow. I will show you how to add your own tabs and groups, rename them, select and organize commands for quick
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In this episode, we will address the common issue of Access not opening by explaining why Microsoft Access sometimes hangs when you try to open multiple databases in the same session. I will show you how to set up shortc
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In Quick Queries episode #90, we address several practical Microsoft Access topics including why Access Reports might run slow and ways to speed them up, password and pass phrase strategies, considerations for 32-bit ver
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In this lesson, we will walk through how to create multiple report columns in Microsoft Access, making your Access Reports look more like a newspaper layout instead of a single long list. I will show you how to adjust co
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In this episode, we will discuss common Microsoft Access terminology to help you understand key concepts like tables, queries, forms, and reports. You will learn what each term means, how tables serve as the foundation f
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In today's lesson, we will discuss how to join the Microsoft Access Beta channel to access the newest features before they are officially released. I will show you step-by-step how to enable the Beta channel, including t
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In Quick Queries #89, we address troubleshooting the ODBC insert error with linked SQL Server tables in Microsoft Access, especially involving long text fields and the recent Office Build 2604 bug. We discuss practical w
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In this lesson, we begin building a dynamic, data-driven menu system in Microsoft Access using a list box, eliminating the need to manually add or rearrange menu buttons when changes are made to the database. I demonstra
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In this Quick Queries episode, we discuss the pitfalls of Microsoft Access's Name AutoCorrect feature and why it often causes more problems than it solves. We will talk about launching global search forms with keyboard s
Show notesIn this episode, we discuss how to create a data-driven survey or questionnaire system in Microsoft Access, where all survey questions and answers are stored in tables rather than being hard-coded into forms or reports.
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In this episode, we will discuss the importance of testing backup restores in addition to making backups, address handling reminders in Access across different time zones, explore data normalization to avoid duplicate in
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In this episode, we will walk through how to create reports in Microsoft Access step by step, using the report wizard to generate basic reports from a table, make modifications in design view, and organize data through s
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