Keyboarding: Access And Hotkeys

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1. Is it possible to specify what kind of data you allow in a database?

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Yes, it is possible to specify what kind of data you allow in a database. This can be done through the use of data types and data constraints. Data types define the format and size of the data that can be stored in a particular column of a database table. For example, a column can be defined as an integer data type, which means it can only store whole numbers. Data constraints, on the other hand, define rules or conditions that the data must meet in order to be stored in the database. This allows for the enforcement of data integrity and ensures that only valid data is stored in the database.

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This is a quiz for students in Keyboarding about hot keys and access

2. Alt-Ctrl-Delete...

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Alt-Ctrl-Delete is a keyboard shortcut that is commonly used in Windows operating systems. When pressed, it brings up the login screen or the task manager, depending on the computer's setup. This shortcut is often used to lock the computer, switch users, or access the task manager to close unresponsive programs or monitor system performance. It does not shut down the computer, save or delete the current document.

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3. Alt-Tab is the command for...

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The correct answer is switching between different open windows. The Alt-Tab command is a keyboard shortcut used to quickly toggle between open windows on a computer. By pressing the Alt key and then the Tab key, users can cycle through their open applications and easily switch to the desired window without needing to use the mouse or navigate through menus. This command is commonly used to multitask and switch between different tasks or applications efficiently.

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4. Can you use information that you put in an access database in other office programs like word?

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Access databases can be used in other Office programs like Word by using the import feature. This allows data from the Access database to be imported into Word documents, enabling users to incorporate and manipulate the data within their Word files. Therefore, information stored in an Access database can be easily utilized in other Office programs.

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5. When would be an appropriate time to use the mail merge command

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An appropriate time to use the mail merge command is when you are sending out a lot of letters and you have the information in a database. This feature allows you to merge the information from the database into the letters, creating personalized letters for each recipient. It saves time and effort compared to manually typing or copying the information into each letter individually.

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6. If you wanted to take a screen shot of your machine, what would you press on the keyboard to copy the screen onto clipboard?

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Pressing the Print Screen key on the keyboard allows you to take a screenshot of your machine and copy it onto the clipboard. This key captures the entire screen and saves it as an image, which can then be pasted into other applications or documents.

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7. To pull down a menu such as 'File' the key you should first hit is...

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To pull down a menu such as 'File', the key you should first hit is Alt. This is because the Alt key is commonly used as a modifier key in combination with other keys to activate menu options or perform specific actions within a program. By pressing Alt, the user can access the menu bar at the top of the application window and navigate through the available menu options.

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8. Which of these is NOT an advantage of using a form when entering data from a table

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Using a form when entering data from a table does not allow you to enter information of many different records at the same time in a huge table. Forms are designed to enter information for one record at a time, providing a more organized and user-friendly way of data entry. This helps in reducing clutter and allows for a more focused and efficient data input process. Additionally, forms can be designed with their own background and can be printed in an organized manner, ensuring that each form corresponds to one person.

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Is it possible to specify what kind of data you allow in a database?
Alt-Ctrl-Delete...
Alt-Tab is the command for...
Can you use information that you put in an access database in other...
When would be an appropriate time to use the mail merge command
If you wanted to take a screen shot of your machine, what would you...
To pull down a menu such as 'File' the key you should first hit is...
Which of these is NOT an advantage of using a form when entering data...
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