
Lynda.COM Migrating from Access 2003 to Access 2010
Author:
David Rivers
Duration:
57m 29s
Released on:
8/18/2010
Exercise files:
Yes
Software works on:
Windows only
In Migrating from Access 2003 to Access 2010, author David Rivers walks through the switch to Access 2010 from Access 2003. The course covers key differences in Access 2010 and shows how to perform common Access 2003 tasks in Access 2010, such as filtering data and designing forms and reports. Exercise files accompany the course.
Topics include:
Comparing the Access 2003 and 2010 interfaces
Exploring the Ribbon and Backstage view
Dealing with file compatibility issues
Converting older databases to the 2010 format
Creating navigation forms
Adding field-level attachments
Formatting rich text in memo fields
Using keyboard shortcuts
Introduction
Welcome 01m 06s
Using the exercise files 00m 52s
1. Getting Started
Understanding the reasons to switch 02m 56s
Exploring the new Ribbon and Backstage view 07m 03s
Controlling Access 2010 with keyboard shortcuts 04m 21s
Understanding the new file formats 04m 41s
2. Using Access 2003 and Access 2010 in a Mixed Environment
Converting older databases to Access 2010 02m 42s
Changing the default file format in Access 2010 01m 45s
Best practices for managing files in a mixed environment 01m 51s
3. Performing Common Access 2003 Tasks in Access 2010
Using the File tab and customizing the Quick Access toolbar 05m 10s
Designing forms and reports in Layout view 03m 29s
Filtering data in Report view 03m 47s
Creating navigation forms 03m 42s
Adding attachments to a field 03m 45s
Formatting rich text in memo fields 05m 28s
Inserting dates and times with the date picker 04m 26s
Conclusion
Goodbye 00m 25s
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