Microsoft Access 2016

If you're looking for software that's easy to use and efficient at creating desktop databases, you've come to the right place. Microsoft Access 2016 is a tool that lets you quickly and easily create browser-based database applications. Plus, you don't have to worry about the security of your information and data, because all of this is automatically stored in SQL databases, making it even more secure and easy to share applications. Get better control over your business with Access 2016.

Features & Benefits

Update

If you are already using Microsoft Access 2016, the good news is that you can upgrade to Microsoft Access 2016. You don't have to worry that it might be difficult to use Access 2016, as both versions are similar in structure. You can start your work in a few minutes without reading tutorials.

Simple commands and actions with the TellMe Box

Once you start Microsoft Access 2016, you will probably see a small text box on the ribbon. The text box contains a text that says, "What do you want to do?" You've probably already guessed what the main objective of this is. Here you can write phrases or words related to what you want to do, and you will quickly be brought to the functions that can make this wish come true.

This is a great way to access tools and functions or perform actions quickly. For example, you can write "Filter" in the TellMe box and all filter-related functions, tools and options will be presented to you.

New themes & new look

Another thing you will notice once you start your Microsoft Access 2016 is that you can change themes. You can now choose from two different Office themes that you can apply to Access. You can make your Access 2016 look colourful or white. To access this feature, navigate to File> Options> General and then simply select the new theme for a drop-down menu next to Office Themes.

Manage your data more efficiently with templates

You can use desktop database templates to manage and organize your data more easily. In Microsoft Access 2016, the most popular templates were redesigned to get more eye-catching with their modern design. If you want to try some of these templates when you run your own copy of Microsoft Access 2016, you will need to navigate to File>New and from there you can search for Task Management, Students, Contacts, Asset Tracking or Event Management.

Display Table Dialog

One of the biggest problems users had with Microsoft Access 2016 was the Display Table dialog box. It was too small, and you couldn't see enough query names and tables in your database. Microsoft were good-natured and had decided to listen to their users. In Microsoft Access 2016, the Table Display dialog box is now larger and you can quickly and easily see more information.

Export simple data to Excel

Microsoft Access 2016 has a built-in feature that allows you to easily create a list of all data from your database in Excel. You can do this easily with the Table Link Manager dialog. To access this function, navigate to External Data> Table Link Manager. From there, you can select linked data sources that you want to export to Excel, and then simply click Export Excel.

system requirements

Processor

• PC: 1 Gigahertz (GHz) or faster x86-bit or x64-bit processor with SSE2 instruction set

main memory

• PC: 2 GB RAM

hard disk space

• PC: 3.0 GB available hard disk space

display

• PC: 1024 x 768 screen resolution

graphic

• PC: Graphics acceleration requires a DirectX 10 graphics card.

operating system

• PC: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7 Service Pack 1, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012, or Windows Server 2008 R2

Scope of delivery:

• Original license key for the online activation of Microsoft Access 2016.
• Verified direct link from Microsoft to get the software fast & secure.
• Invoice in your name incl. VAT.
• Instructions for easy installation.

Note: This offer does not include a product key sticker (COA label). This offer is aimed at private individuals as well as companies, business customers, public authorities, organisations, schools, communities and churches.