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You can create a data base from a blank form or from a template. Also it is possible to be gone directly to Microsoft Office Online to obtain more data on 2007 Microsoft Office system and Office Access 2007, or, to click in and to use the menu to open an existing data base.
 
Options Tape
 
The Options Tape replaces the previous versions Menu Bar and toolbars. Also it provides the main commands in Office Access 2007. One of the main advantages is that it put in a single location the tasks or the entry points used to request the visualization of menus, bars of tools, task's panels or other components of the user interface.
 
24) When a data base is opened, the Options Tape appears in the upper edge of the Office Access 2007 main window.
 
Illustration 8: Getting started screen.  Click here to view larger image.
 
 
25) The Options Tape is composed by command's tabs (Start, Create, External Data and Data Base Tools). Each one has related commands grouped by functionality.
 
26) The commands in the Options Tape consider the active objects. For example, if a table is opened in the Datasheet view and you click in the Form command inside the Create Tab, Office Access 2007 creates the form based on this table.
 
27) Keyboard abbreviated methods can be used. All the abbreviated methods of the previous versions of Access remain the same ones. When a tab is selected, the available commands in that tab can be explored.
 
Run a command
 
 
28) Start Access.
 
29) Select a tab in the Options Tape. The follow table lists the most representative options available in each tab. They may change according to the selected object.
 
Options Tape Tab
Most common actions
StartMost common actions
Copy and paste
Change font attributes
Change font alignment
Applies rich text format to a memo field
Work with records (insert, update, delete)
Records sort and filter
Records search
CreateCreate an empty table
Create a table using a template
Create a SharePoint List
Create a new table in Design View
Create a new form based on a table or query
Create a pivot table or chart
Create a report based on a table or query
Create a query, macro, module or class module
External DataImport or link external data
Export data
Get and update data through e-mail
Work with off-line SharePoint lists
Create data extraction jobs
Move database components towards SharePoint Site
Database ToolsStart Visual Basic Editor or run a macro
Create and view database relationships
Show database properties
Run database documentation tool
Move data towards SQL Server or another Access database
Run the linked database tool
Run the add-ins administrator
Create or edit a VBA module
 
Context cards
 
 
Office Access 2007 uses a new user interface's element, the Contextual Commands Card that appears according to the actual task's context.
 
Illustration 9: Press the ALT key to see the shortcut command letter.  Click here to view larger image.
 
 

 
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