Microsoft Access 2007 Intermediate Quick Reference Guide Cheat Sheet Of Instructions Tips And Shortcuts Laminated Card

Laminated quick reference guide showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Microsoft Office Access 2007. The following topics are covered: Setting and Removing a Primary Key, Setting Table/Query Relationships, Deleting Relationships, Hiding a Table, Setting a Single Field Index, Setting Multiple Field Indexes, Validating Data, Creating Expressions with Functions Creating Complex Select Queries, Creating Parameter Queries, Creating Queries Using Multiple Tables, Creating Statistical Queries, Creating Update Queries, Creating a Report Manually, Customizing Forms, Forms and Subforms, Creating a Subform in an Existing Form, Creating a New Form with a Subform. Using Subdatasheets: Inserting, Expanding & Collapsing, Removing, Merging Data with a Word Document, Importing Data into Access, Export Data from Access, Saving Import/Export Steps and Viewing Object Dependencies. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. This guide is one of two available titles for Access 2010: Access 2010 Introduction and Access 2010 Intermediate.

Laminated quick reference guide showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Microsoft Office Access 2007. The following topics are covered: Working with Database Files, Definitions of Access Objects, Navigating Tabbed Documents, Adding a Record, Editing Fields and Records, Undoing Changes, The Datasheet Window, Deleting Records and Searching for a Record. Creating a Table - Suggestions, Creating a Table, Using Design View to Create or Modify a Table, Sorting Tables, Optimizing Data Collection Using Masks, Creating a Query, Creating Forms with a Wizard, Working with a Form, Creating Reports with a Wizard, Printing a Report, Grouping Database Objects, Renaming or Deleting Groups, Compacting Database Files, Customizing Access and Backing Up a Database. Also includes a list of Movement Shortcuts, and Data Field Types. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. This guide is one of two available titles for Access 2007: Access 2007 Introduction and Access 2007 Intermediate.

Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use features of Microsoft Office 2007 that are common to Word, Excel & PowerPoint. Great companion product to Word, Excel & PowerPoint Introduction guides. Covers the following topics: The Ribbon, The Office Button, The Quick Access Toolbar, Using the Status Bar, File Formats, Compatibility with Previous Versions, Formatting with the Mini Toolbar, Using Themes to Format a Document, Adding SmartArt, Using Shape Styles, The Research Task Pane, Smart Tags, Embedding an Object from Another, Office File, Linking to an Office Object, Hyperlinking Between Office Files, Showing the Developer Tab, Inserting and Deleting Comments, Removing Personal Information, Marking as Final, Saving as PDF, E-mailing a PDF, Restricting Distribution, Digital Signatures, Adding & Signing Signature Lines (Word & Excel), Working with Multiple Windows. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user.

Laminated quick reference guide specializing in keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office 2010 and 2007 products Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide for any type of user. Shortcuts for the following topics: Word - Text Selection Shortcuts, Movement Shortcuts, Special Characters, Switching Views, Formatting Shortcuts, Deleting Words, and Other Shortcuts. Excel - Selection Shortcuts, Movement Shortcuts, Formatting Shortcuts, Date & Time Shortcuts, Copying Shortcuts, Formula Shortcuts, Print Preview Shortcuts, Special Characters, and Other Shortcuts. PowerPoint - Slide Show Shortcuts, Media Shortcuts, Rehearsing Shortcuts, Outline View Shortcuts, and Other Shortcuts. Common Shortcuts for Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Also includes instructions for customizing the Quick Access Toolbar and the Status Bar.

Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Microsoft Office Groove 2007. The following topics are covered: The Groove Notification Icon, Creating an Account, Opening the Groove Launchbar, Logging On/Off, Resetting your Groove Password, Creating a Standard Workspace, Adding People to a Workspace, Accepting Workspace Invitations, Opening a Workspace, Working with Workspace Tools, Unread/Read Show/Hide the Workspace Members Panel, Chatting with Workspace Members, Navigating Together, Using the Files Tool, Using the Discussion Tool, Creating a New Topic, Creating a Response, Editing a Topic/Response, expanding/Collapsing Topics, Changing How Topics are Listed, Using the Calendar Tool, Deleting a Workspace, Adding a Contact, Organizing Contacts and Workspaces in the Launchbar, Sending a Message, and Viewing Message History. Also includes a list of keyboard shortcuts and indicators.

Topics include: Shortcuts: Word - Text Selection Shortcuts, Movement Shortcuts, Special Characters, Switching Views, Formatting Shortcuts, Deleting Words, and Other Shortcuts. Excel - Selection Shortcuts, Movement Shortcuts, Formatting Shortcuts, Date & Time Shortcuts, Copying Shortcuts, Formula Shortcuts, Print Preview Shortcuts, Special Characters, and Other Shortcuts. PowerPoint - Slide Show Shortcuts, Rehearsing Shortcuts, Outline View Shortcuts, and Other Shortcuts. Common Shortcuts for Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Also includes instructions for customizing the Quick Access Toolbar and the Status Bar.

Laminated quick reference guide showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use InfoPath 2007 for both filling forms and introductory design features. The following topics are covered: Design Mode vs. Fill Mode, Opening a Form to Fill, Filling in a Form in InfoPath (Tips, Errors, Sections, Repeating Sections/Tables, Choice Groups, Views), Using Task Panes (Designing and Filling), Filling out a Form in a Web Browser, Creating a New Form Template, Opening an Existing Form Template, Creating a Browser-Compatible Form Template, Data Sources, Inserting Controls, Laying out a Form, Inserting a Scrollable Region, Showing Object Properties, Advanced Layout with Section Controls, Adding Fields/Groups to the Data Source without Adding Controls to the Form, Deleting a Field or Group, Looking up Data/Secondary Data Source, Restrict Data Entry Using Validation, Conditionally Show/Hide/Format a Control, Previewing a Form Checking Form Design/Compatibility Publishing a Form Template. Includes a list of keyboard shortcuts for filling and design. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user.

Laminated quick reference guide specializing in keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office 2013, 2010 and 2007 products Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. See topics below.Shortcuts for the following topics:Word: Text Selection Shortcuts; Movement Shortcuts; Special Characters; Switching Views; Formatting Shortcuts; Deleting Words and Other Shortcuts.PowerPoint: Slide Show Shortcuts; Media Shortcuts; Rehearsing Shortcuts; Outline View Shortcuts, and Other Shortcuts.Excel: Selection Shortcuts; Movement Shortcuts; Formatting Shortcuts; Copying Shortcuts; Formula Shortcuts; Print Preview Shortcuts; Special Characters and Other Shortcuts.Common Shortcuts for Word, Excel and PowerPoint.Also includes instructions for customizing the Quick Access Toolbar and the Status Bar.

Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Filler and Designer applications of Microsoft InfoPath 2010. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. The following topics are covered: InfoPath Filler: Opening a Form to Fill, Filling in a Form, Sending a Form by e-Mail, Replying to a Form in Outlook, Filling in a Form Using a Web Browser. InfoPath Designer: Creating a New Form Template, Opening an Existing Form Template, Creating a Browser Compatible Form Template, Using Data Sources, Inserting Controls, Setting Properties for Controls, Laying Out a Form, Inserting a Scrolling Region, Advanced Layout with Section Controls, Adding Fields/Groups to Data Sources without Adding Form Controls, Deleting a Field or Group, Looking Up Data/Secondary Data Source, Restricting Data Entry Using Validation, Checking Form Design/Compatibility, Previewing a Form, Publishing a Form Template. Also includes: List of Filling and Designing Shortcuts.

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