Exam 7: Multiple-Table Forms

When entering data in a field that has an input mask, Access will insert the appropriate special characters in the proper positions.

To view object dependencies, tap or click the object of interest in the Navigation Pane, tap or click the ____ tab on the ribbon, and then tap or click the Object Dependencies button.

To view attachments in a field, press and hold or right-click the field, and then tap or click ____ on the shortcut menu.

In the accompanying figure, the Picture field has an OLE Object data type. OLE is an abbreviation for ____________________.

To place a subform on a form, use the Subform/Subreport tool on the ____ tab.

In the accompanying figure, the portion of the picture that appears, as well as the way it appears, is determined by the size mode. To change the size mode, use the property sheet.

To view a picture in Datasheet view, press and hold or right-click the picture field, tap or click Bitmap Image Object on the shortcut menu, and then tap or click View .

To insert data into an OLE Object field, use ____ command on the OLE's shortcut menu.

When you insert data in an OLE field, you either can create a new object or insert an already created object in the field.

To resize columns in a subform, press and hold or right-click the subform in the Navigation Pane, and tap or click ____ on the shortcut menu.

In the accompanying figure, the portion of the picture that appears, as well as the way it appears, is determined by the size mode. The three possible size modes are: Clip, Stretch, and Zoom.

To change the size mode for a picture, tap or click the control, tap or click the Property Sheet button on the FORM DESIGN TOOLS DESIGN tab, and then tap or click the ____ property arrow.