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In Microsoft Access 2010, you can build web databases and publish them to a SharePoint site. SharePoint visitors can use your database application in a web browser, using SharePoint permissions to determine who can see what. And you can start with a template, so you can start collaborating right away.
The Access user interface has also changed. If you are not familiar with Office Access 2007, the ribbon and the Navigation Pane are probably new to you. The ribbon replaces the menus and toolbars from previous versions. The Navigation Pane replaces and extends the functionality of the Database window. And new in Access 2010, Backstage view grants you access to all the commands that apply to an entire database, such as compact and repair, or commands that came from the File menu. |
