Exam 27: Integration Unit C: Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and Powerpoint
Exam 1: Word 2007 Unit A: Creating Documents With Word 200761 Questions
Exam 2: Word 2007 Unit B: Editing Documents61 Questions
Exam 3: Word 2007 Unit C: Formatting Text and Paragraphs64 Questions
Exam 4: Word 2007 Unit D: Formatting Documents60 Questions
Exam 5: Outlook 2007 Unit A: Getting Started With E-Mail65 Questions
Exam 6: Outlook 2007 Unit B: Managing Information Using Outlook63 Questions
Exam 7: Powerpoint 2007 Unit A: Creating a Presentation in Powerpoint 200761 Questions
Exam 8: Powerpoint 2007 Unit B: Modifying a Presentation66 Questions
Exam 9: Powerpoint 2007 Unit C: Inserting Objects Into a Presentation65 Questions
Exam 10: Powerpoint 2007 Unit D: Finishing a Presentation65 Questions
Exam 11: Access 2007 Unit A: Getting Started With Access 200763 Questions
Exam 12: Access 2007 Unit B: Building and Using Queries62 Questions
Exam 13: Access 2007 Unit C: Using Forms63 Questions
Exam 14: Access 2007 Unit D: Using Reports64 Questions
Exam 15: Excel 2007 Unit A: Getting Started With Excel 200766 Questions
Exam 16: Excel 2007 Unit B: Working With Formulas and Functions66 Questions
Exam 17: Excel 2007 Unit C: Formatting a Worksheet66 Questions
Exam 18: Excel 2007 Unit D: Working With Charts66 Questions
Exam 19: Concepts Unit A: Understanding Essential Computer Concepts66 Questions
Exam 20: Office 2007 Unit A: Getting Started With Microsoft Office 200766 Questions
Exam 21: Windows Vista Unit A: Getting Started With Windows Vista66 Questions
Exam 22: Windows Vista Unit B: Understanding File Management66 Questions
Exam 23: Windows Xp Unit A: Getting Started With Windows Xp100 Questions
Exam 24: Windows Xp Unit B: Understanding File Management101 Questions
Exam 25: Integration Unit A: Integrating Word and Excel66 Questions
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Exam 27: Integration Unit C: Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and Powerpoint66 Questions
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Describe the rules for pasting an Access table into PowerPoint.
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You can copy an Access table from Access to PowerPoint; however, you cannot paste the table as a link. To link data from an Access database to a PowerPoint presentation, you first need to copy the data to Excel as a link, and then copy the data from Excel and paste it as a link into PowerPoint.
You normally break a link when you need to send a file to another user.
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In the figure above, item 2 points to various ____ formatting levels.

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When you double-click an embedded object, you can use the tools of the destination program to edit the object.
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You can export a Word outline into PowerPoint to automatically create slides without having to reenter information.
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The text in the slide pointed to by item 3 in the figure above was originally a Level ____ heading in Word.

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You can use the ____ command to embed Excel objects such as worksheets and charts into both Word and PowerPoint documents.
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When you ____ an object to a PowerPoint slide, the object is still stored in the source file in the source program.
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After an Excel worksheet is embedded in a PowerPoint slide, how is the worksheet identified and displayed?
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The table in the figure above will be sorted by the ____ field.

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The proper formula for calculating the value pointed to by item 1 in the figure above is ____.

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You use linking when you want the linked information in the destination file to update when you change the ____ file.
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Mary Lou Jacobs has just asked you to create a PowerPoint slide presentation to be delivered at the next sales meeting. She expects you to construct the presentation slide by slide based on data in a Word document. You offer an faster alternative: importing the Word outline shown in the figure below into PowerPoint. Ms. Jacobs has several questions about the process.
Are there any limitations to this method of creating a PowerPoint presentation?

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When you click the Demote button once while Body text is selected, the text moves to the right ____ tab stop(s) and changes from Body text to a Level 2 heading.
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You can use source program tools to edit a(n) ____ object within a destination file.
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