Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Access 2002 Programming in 24 Hours

Maybe that is going a little overboard. However, it was a pleasure to read Paul's book on Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).Over the years I have read numerous IT books. While most authors provide adequate coverage of the techniques in their chosen area of expertise, they often struggle with style. Sometimes this can test the patience of readers who are using their limited time to master a new topic - and especially true of the 1000+ page bibles.What a refreshing change of pace! Paul's lucid style not only provided an adequate introduction to programming in VBA, it also offered a wealth of tips on developing professional looking applications. I was particularly impressed by his discussion of object orientation and how it applies to Microsoft Access.Paul has the rare ability to express difficult concepts with clarity. His examples were easy to understand and not cluttered with extraneous code.This is the first time I have read a "SAMS Teach Yourself" book. I hope the other titles in the series are of the same high standard.Well done Paul.