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17) Select the Books table and press the OK button.

Illustration 6: Linking tables.

Illustration 7: Linking Book table.

An arrow at the left side of table name will indicate that this is a linked table

Import Data: appending in an existing table

18) You could import some data from other sources into this table. To do this, create a new Areas table.

Illustration 8: Create Areas table. Click here to view larger image.

19) Click on the Areas table name at the left pane. Right click to display the context menu and select the Import menu item.

Illustration 9: Data import menu.

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