Exam 12: Workshop 12: Create a Refined User Experience With Macros

Macros are composed of actions that often contain ________ to determine when and how to perform the action.

When the ________ is turned on,the macro executes one action at a time and pauses between actions.

________ macros are stored as part of a database object such as a form or report or any control like a button.

If you disable all macros with notification,then ________.

A(n)________ occurs when an action is completed on any given object.The action could be,for example,a simple click of the mouse or entering information into a specific field.

The ________ action can only be used inside of an EditRecord or CreateRecord data block.

Any file that you put in a trusted location can be opened without being checked by the Trust Center security feature.

Certain data actions are available for all table events.

Trusted macros have been known to add,edit,or remove data from a database and often spread to other databases or even to the user's computer.

Access allows a macro to be copied from the Macro Designer and pasted into a text editor as ________ to save as a backup or to share with others.

As you point to each action group and action,Access displays a(n)________ that explains the general purpose of the object.

Certain ________ are available for certain table events.

________ can easily be added to other macros by using the RunMacro or OnError actions,or they can be easily assigned to events.

When the ________ is turned on,the macro executes one action at a time and pauses between actions.

________ can be incorporated into other macros by using the RunMacro or OnError actions but cannot be executed directly from the Navigation Pane.

Actions can be added to the macro by simply selecting one from the Add New Macro list or by searching the Action Catalog.

There are five different table events that macros can be associated with: Before Change,Before Delete,After Insert,After Update,and After Delete.