Exam 9: Using Advanced Form Features

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When moving a logo, you select it, place the mouse pointer over the logo and when you see the pointer change to a(n) ____-headed arrow, press and hold the mouse button, then drag it.

(Multiple Choice)

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If you add a new field between two existing fields, Access recognizes the new field and places it as the last tab stop in the form.

(True/False)

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Question 22

____________________ are preset designs that include borders, background colors, shading, and graphic effects.

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Question 23

A ____ can be used to perform calculations on the values in other fields.

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Question 24

Themes add borders and colors to forms.

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Question 25

Case AC 9-2 The Phantastic Photo Human Resources department requested an easier, consistent way to enter new employee data. The AAA Database Design consulting firm was hired to provide a new system based on Access database forms. The AAA team provided a prototype of the system, and then handed it back to Phantastic Photo to finish themselves. A consistent place for the logo still needs to be determined. To delete the border around the small logo, you select it and press the ____.

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Question 26

Case AC 9-1 Sandy is the owner of a bakery specializing in healthy baked goods. As a new service for her customers, Sandy has decided to provide a public, interactive customer kiosk within her store that will allow all customers to gain information about her products. Sandy will use an Access database and present various forms on the kiosk window from which customers can select information. Due to your extensive knowledge in Access database form creation, Sandy has asked for your help in developing the forms. If all the forms in Sandy's database share the same ____, her customers will have an easier time using the forms.

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Question 27

If you make a change to a theme, all of the forms in the database will be updated with the new appearance.

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Question 28

A ____ can be clicked to move within a form.

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Question 29

The Property Sheet ____ displays all of the properties for a selected object.

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Question 30

A form field has three parts.

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Question 31

One way to make forms easier to use is to ____.

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Question 32

Pressing the right arrow key moves you from one field to another in a form.

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Question 33

You can use a combo wizard to add a combo box to a form.

(True/False)

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Question 34

FIGURE AC 9-12 In Figure AC 9-12 above, the ____ wizard is displaying.

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Question 35

FIGURE AC 9-12 In Figure AC 9-12 above, Item 1 points to ____.

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Question 36

When resizing a logo, you place the mouse pointer over the lower-right corner of the logo and then when the mouse pointer becomes a ____ arrow, click and drag down and to the right to increase the size of the logo.

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Question 37

Case AC 9-2 The Phantastic Photo Human Resources department requested an easier, consistent way to enter new employee data. The AAA Database Design consulting firm was hired to provide a new system based on Access database forms. The AAA team provided a prototype of the system, and then handed it back to Phantastic Photo to finish themselves. A consistent place for the logo still needs to be determined. A ____ border appearing next to the logo is preventing it from being resized.

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Question 38

A(n) combo box makes it easy to add information into a new record.

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Question 39

Tab order refers to the order in which you move between the ____ in a form.

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Exam 9: Using Advanced Form Features

When moving a logo, you select it, place the mouse pointer over the logo and when you see the pointer change to a(n) ____-headed arrow, press and hold the mouse button, then drag it.

If you add a new field between two existing fields, Access recognizes the new field and places it as the last tab stop in the form.

____________________ are preset designs that include borders, background colors, shading, and graphic effects.

A ____ can be used to perform calculations on the values in other fields.

Themes add borders and colors to forms.

If you make a change to a theme, all of the forms in the database will be updated with the new appearance.

A ____ can be clicked to move within a form.

The Property Sheet ____ displays all of the properties for a selected object.

A form field has three parts.

One way to make forms easier to use is to ____.

Pressing the right arrow key moves you from one field to another in a form.

You can use a combo wizard to add a combo box to a form.

FIGURE AC 9-12 In Figure AC 9-12 above, the ____ wizard is displaying.

FIGURE AC 9-12 In Figure AC 9-12 above, Item 1 points to ____.

When resizing a logo, you place the mouse pointer over the lower-right corner of the logo and then when the mouse pointer becomes a ____ arrow, click and drag down and to the right to increase the size of the logo.

A(n) combo box makes it easy to add information into a new record.

Tab order refers to the order in which you move between the ____ in a form.

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Creating and Running Macros

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Programming in Access

Creating Database Security and Documentation

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Using Advanced Chart Features

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Creating Pivottables and Pivotcharts

Using Powerful Excel Functions

Creating and Using Macros

Working With Auditing and Analysis Tools

Protecting, Tracking, and Sharing Workbooks

Importing and Exporting Data

Changing the Appearance of a Worksheet

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Entering Worksheet Formulas

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Working With Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks

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