| A | B |
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| Analyze | Diagnostic tools for locating problems. |
| Form View | Displays records in a layout that you design. |
| Tables | Information stored in records and fields |
| Records | Database entries stored in rows. |
| Fields | Catgories of information stored in columns. |
| Navigation Buttons | Buttons that move you from record to record. |
| Views | Lets you work with your database in different ways. |
| New Record Button | Adds a new, blank record to a table. |
| Labels | Field names on a form. |
| Value | the data that is entered and contained in a single field in a single record. |
| Query | Allows you to ask questions of your data. |
| Menu Bar | Offers options that make using Access easier and more efficient. |
| Print Preview | Shows how a report will look when printed. |
| Database | Collection of records and files organized for a particular purpose. |
| Relation Database Management Model | Can relate each piece of infromation to other pieces of information by joining them. |
| Status Bar | Area of the Access screen indicating the condition of the database. |
| Datasheet View | Displays records in a row-and-column format. |
| Design View | Lets you design and modify your database. |
| Get External Data | Allows you to either import or link to an Excel spreadsheet or other database. |
| Relationships | Shows current relationships inthe database. |
| Forms | Convenient way to enter or find information in tables. |
| Objects | Components of the database. |
| Modules | Programs written in Visual Basic language |
| Macro | Set of one or more actions that perform a particular operation. |
| Data Access Page | Allows you to extend the database by creating Hyper Text Markup Language pages quickly and easily. |
| Report | Organized presentation, designed to be printed, of the information in you tables or queries. |
