Joel Green

I'm learning to use Access 2016: Access 2016, querying and usage. This book is for those who have never used Access 2016 or who have learned on their own, while being aware that there were probably simpler methods than the ones they discovered. Topics covered: How to use Access under Windows?
How do I start or stop a session? Use the keyboard, the mouse, display the desktop, launch an application, close it?

This book is the sequel to "I learn to use Windows 10".
This is not an exhaustive bible on Windows, the registry table or Powershell, but it is a practical and illustrated guide that will allow experienced users to be completely autonomous in the use, configuration and operation of their computer.
On the agenda:
How do I manage microphone users, add new ones, and modify account settings?…

I'm improving my skills with Word 2016: Writing a book with Word. How do I create a long document? What are the rules to follow for entering data? How do I use styles? How do I modify a predefined style, create a new style, and apply it? How do I structure the document? How do I create sections with headers, footers, and columns? How do I enrich the document? How do I write footnotes, create cross-references, and insert a bibliography?

I'm improving my skills with Excel 2016: data processing, IF statements, macros, VBA (I'm learning how to use it). How do I use Excel to manage data? How do I create an Excel database, manage fields and records, and create a form? How do I extract data from an Excel database? How do I filter and sort it? How and when do I use Excel's basic database functions? The functions SUM, STDEV, AVERAGE, COUNT, and MIX?