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I need help with an ACCESS/SQL query

Asked by llarava in Access Reports, SQL Query Syntax, Access Forms

I have the following database named db1.mdb. The database has two tables. Please see below (attached image) for the information. I attached the database as well.  

From this two tables I would like to get the following information.

Name, Display name, Department , Name, Operating Systems.

So the output would be:
JSmith - Smith, John - DEPT1, COMPUTER1, Windows XP

What I need is to associate users with computers names and department names. I think the ID between both tables would be Display name (User_account table) and Description (Computer_info talbe).

Thank you.
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