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Building Modifying Forms
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Aligning Sizing Multiple Controls
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Create Multipage Forms
Adding Chart to Form
Activex Controls
Calendar activex Control
Access Controls
Working with Various Access Controls - Quiz
1.
What is the term used for a ActiveX control that can reflect data directly in a field?
Please select the best answer.
A.
Control source
B.
Record source
C.
Data bound
D.
Unbound
2.
Why is it better to use a query than a table for a form's record source that contains a chart?
Please select the best answer.
A.
Better performance.
B.
More control over information displayed.
C.
It’s just good practice.
D.
Tables won’t work at all.
3.
What ActiveX control is included with Microsoft Access?
Please select the best answer.
A.
Common Dialogs control
B.
Status Bar control
C.
Calendar control
D.
Treeview control
4.
What are the two methods for editing properties of ActiveX controls?
Please select all the correct answers.
A.
Open another program that looks at ActiveX controls’ properties
B.
Double-click in the center of the control, thus opening up the control’s native property sheet
C.
Go to the registry editor
D.
Work with the Other tab of the Access property sheet for the control