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New Perspectives on Microsoft Access 2010, Comprehensive 1st Edition by Joseph Adamski,Kathy Finnegan

Edition 1ISBN: 978-0538798471
book New Perspectives on Microsoft Access 2010, Comprehensive 1st Edition by Joseph Adamski,Kathy Finnegan cover

New Perspectives on Microsoft Access 2010, Comprehensive 1st Edition by Joseph Adamski,Kathy Finnegan

Edition 1ISBN: 978-0538798471
Exercise 1
What does a filename indicate?
Explanation
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File is referred as a named collection of data stored on disk document. Every file has a name and some properties. After creation of the file, it can be edited, modified and saved as per requirement. Files can be organized by storing them in folders
• Every file is identified by its name.
• Every file has dot extension. The extension indicates the type of the file.
While naming a file there are some conventions to be followed.
• File name allows you to use 0 to 255 characters; don't use special characters for file names.
• Use some common and cache names so that it can be easily remember the things in a file through filename.
• Don't change the file extension.
• Preferably, file name should be meaningful. File name should be relative to file contents.
• A filename can be renamed if necessary.
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