Acess Study Guide Chapter 8

Ch 6 1. | One guideline for working with forms is to design a form to match a ____ document closely if users will refer to one while working with the form. c. | source | | 2. | One guideline for working with forms is to use a consistent ____ for all forms in a database. a. | style | | 3. | One guideline for working with forms is to display ____ fields in a distinctive way, and prevent users from changing and updating them. c. | calculated | | 4. | One guideline for working with forms is to align field values with ____ for readability. a. | labels | | 5. | One guideline for working with forms is to ____ related fields and position them in a meaningful, logical order. d. | group | | 6. | Each object you …show more content…

d. | Rulers | | 50. | When you add a bound control to a form, Access adds a text box and, to its left, a(n) ____. a. | label | | 51. | Sizing ____ let you resize a control. a. | handles | | 52. | A selected control displays ____ sizing handles. c. | seven | | 53. | The ____ corner of a selected control displays the move handle. a. | upper-left | | 54. | A Control ____ asks a series of questions and then uses your answers to create a control on a form or report. b. | Wizard | | 55. | For which of the following is a Control Wizard not available? b. | Design Box | | 56. | After selecting a control, you can press the ____ key to open and close the property sheet for the control. c. | F4 | | 57. | What is the format for the Sum function? b. | =Sum(expression) | | 58. | The ____ function determines the number of occurrences of an expression. b. | Count | | 59. | You precede expressions with a(n) ____ to distinguish them from field names. a. | equal sign | | 60. | If you need to set a property by typing a long text entry, you can open the ____ dialog box and type the entry in the dialog box. d. | Zoom | | 61. | If the Tab Stop property for a text box is set to ____, users cannot tab to the control. b. | No | | 62. | The ____ property specifies the text that appears in a ScreenTip when users hold the mouse pointer over a control