Using microsoft access and HTML']HTML to produce browseable Web lists

Microsoft Access is a powerful tool for creating and maintaining databases. One of its many features is the ability to publish reports to the Web. The Schurz Library of Indiana University South Bend (IUSB) found a problem using the Web publishing features of Access. The library found its needs better met by directly marking up an Access report form with HTML. Doing so did not take sophisticated computer skills and provided the ability to output a report as one continuous Web page, saving the time of the reader. It is a method that can benefit other libraries.