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The image captures a slightly angled, close-up view of a laptop screen displaying a Microsoft Access database interface. The screen is brightly lit, contrasting with the dark frame of the laptop and the surrounding background.

The central subject is the Access database application, with a table named "Клиент" (Client) prominently open in data sheet view. This table displays columns titled "Име" (First Name) and "Фамилия" (Last Name). The "Име" column is highlighted, suggesting it is currently active or selected, and lists names such as "Иван", "Никола", "Стефка", "Мария", "Георги", "Петър", "Павел", "Стоян", and "Галя". Corresponding surnames in the "Фамилия" column include "Петров", "Попов", "Стоянова", "Донева", "Митев", and "Николов". Other visible column headers are "Вид стока" (Item Type), "Град" (City), and "Продаде" (Sold). A hand-shaped cursor is visible in the upper right portion of the main window.

On the left side of the screen, the "All Access Objects" navigation pane categorizes database components into "Tables", "Queries", and "Forms". Under "Tables", items like "Вид стока", "Град", "Клиент", "Продадени стоки" (Sold Items), "Продажба" (Sale), and "Стока" (Item) are listed. Similar entries are seen under "Forms". The Access ribbon at the top includes standard tabs such as "File", "Home", "Create", "External Data", and "Database Tools".

The file path displayed at the top, "firma: Database- D:\Светослав Георгиев 11 -", indicates the database's location and likely identifies the user or owner as "Светослав Георгиев". The pervasive use of Cyrillic script for names and labels throughout the interface confirms a Bulgarian language setting, consistent with the given location context of Shumen, Bulgaria. The image documents an individual interacting with or reviewing data within this business-related database.
S_Georgiev

Jun 2, 2026, 10:34 AM

Shumen, Bulgaria

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The image captures a slightly angled, close-up view of a laptop screen displaying a Microsoft Access database interface. The screen is brightly lit, contrasting with the dark frame of the laptop and the surrounding background. The central subject is the Access database application, with a table named "Клиент" (Client) prominently open in data sheet view. This table displays columns titled "Име" (First Name) and "Фамилия" (Last Name). The "Име" column is highlighted, suggesting it is currently active or selected, and lists names such as "Иван", "Никола", "Стефка", "Мария", "Георги", "Петър", "Павел", "Стоян", and "Галя". Corresponding surnames in the "Фамилия" column include "Петров", "Попов", "Стоянова", "Донева", "Митев", and "Николов". Other visible column headers are "Вид стока" (Item Type), "Град" (City), and "Продаде" (Sold). A hand-shaped cursor is visible in the upper right portion of the main window. On the left side of the screen, the "All Access Objects" navigation pane categorizes database components into "Tables", "Queries", and "Forms". Under "Tables", items like "Вид стока", "Град", "Клиент", "Продадени стоки" (Sold Items), "Продажба" (Sale), and "Стока" (Item) are listed. Similar entries are seen under "Forms". The Access ribbon at the top includes standard tabs such as "File", "Home", "Create", "External Data", and "Database Tools". The file path displayed at the top, "firma: Database- D:\Светослав Георгиев 11 -", indicates the database's location and likely identifies the user or owner as "Светослав Георгиев". The pervasive use of Cyrillic script for names and labels throughout the interface confirms a Bulgarian language setting, consistent with the given location context of Shumen, Bulgaria. The image documents an individual interacting with or reviewing data within this business-related database.

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