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Microsoft Access is delivered as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. With Access, you can design tables, program complex queries, and create forms without programming skills. You can also develop software applications by programming Access as the "front-end" database. Access software applications for business are programmed using VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) plus other Microsoft programs, such as Excel, Word, and SQL Server.
The following is a very brief introduction to the history of Microsoft Access. In late 1992, Microsoft released version 1.0 of the Access database program. Access was delivered as a desktop database application used in the Windows operting system. Version 1.1 was released in mid 1993 featuring better compatibility with other Microsoft Office products. Version 1.1 also included a new functionality for programmers to write programming code with Access BASIC. Access version 1.1 contained a lot of programming errors (bugs) as well as major performance issues. Later in 1993, Microsoft released the Windows 3.1 operating system plus a new version of Microsoft Office Pro 4.3. This helped users because the Windows 3.1 operating system contained the capacity to handle more powerful hardware.
Microsoft Access was an excellent database application for small and medium sized businesses. Access purchase price was much lower than the competition and it was an instant sales success for Microsoft. In the early 1990's maximum hard disk capacity was approximately 100 MB (megabytes). A document file size was in the hundreds of bytes range. Microsoft Access provided the software to create a database that could expand in size much beyond the 10 MB limit. The large size for Microsoft Access files, however, created a potential problem with the performance because the hardware at that time featured 10 MB of random access memory (RAM).
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