For Access we have terms and definitions in 14 topics. The topics are Campaign Finance, EU Aerospace Acronyms, Hard Drive Recovery, Health Care, Health Insurance, Internet, Marketing, Mental Health, Moving, Nursing Home Abuse, Photography, RAID Drive Recovery, Storage Media and Web Hosting.

Access (Campaign Finance)

The special ability of campaign contributors to meet, talk by telephone, and correspond personally with elected officials in order to "make their case" for or against a particular law, policy, regulation, appointment, etc. (See also "Pay to Play")
"Access is it. Access is power. Access is clout. That's how the thing works." -- former U. S. Rep. Romano Mazzoli (R-Ky.)

Access (EU Aerospace Acronyms)

Automated Computerized Contour Evaluation Shapefitting System

Access (Hard Drive Recovery)

Retrieval of data from or transfer of data into a storage device or area such as RAM or a register.

Access (Health Care)

A Patient's ability to obtain medical care. The ease of access is determined by components such as the availability to the patient, availability of insurance, the location of health care facilities, transportation, hours of operation, affordability and cost of care.

Access (Health Insurance)

A person's ability to obtain affordable medical care on a timely basis.

Access (Internet)

Refers to the user's ability to view the data collected about him or her, and to challenge its accuracy and completeness. Access is the third principle of " fair information practices, along with (1) Notice, (2) Choice, and (4) Security.

Access (Marketing)

Access to library materials and services, on one dimension, is represented in the location of physical facilities. Because libraries are travelled-to outlets, marketing location theories can be applied successfully to library siting. (Wood and Koontz)

Access (Mental Health)

The extent to which an individual who needs care and services is able to receive them. Access is more than having insurance coverage or the ability to pay for services. It is also determined by the availability of services, acceptability of services, cultural appropriateness, location, hours of operation, transportation needs, and cost.

Access (Moving)

Basically, how accessible is the property? The room to park a vehicle, the distance from vehicle to front door, the availability of lifts, how many floors the building has, and so on, all have an influence on access.

Access (Nursing Home Abuse)

A person's ability to get necessary medical care and services.

Access (Photography)

To acquire data into a computer system, typically from a storage device or from an input device.

Access (RAID Drive Recovery)

Retrieval of data from or transfer of data into a storage device or area such as RAM or a register.

Access (Storage Media)

(v) Read, write, or update information on some storage medium, such as a disk. (n) The operation of reading, writing, or updating stored information.

Access (Web Hosting)

Microsoft's low-end database program which many home and business owners may already be familiar with. The connection via the web server and Access database is normally made via ODBC.
Because this is a Microsoft database, normally only Windows hosts offer it.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/access/

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