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Our ability to succeed in this Information Age is directly related to our ability to manage and track information. Managing information means storing it efficiently, and tracking means retrieving it quickly—in a form that can be instantly useful. The relational database model has been developed to meet those requirements. What Is a Relational Database? A database is an organized collection of related information used for a specific purpose, such as keeping track of ongoing work order activities or maintaining a library.
You can get help with what you’re doing in two ways: • Click the question mark icon at the upper-right corner above the ribbon • Press f1 Using the Microsoft Access Help Window When you press f1 or click the question mark button, the Access Help window opens, showing the list of subjects you can reach through the Access Help and How-to window (see Figure 1-10). You can click a topic to see the information or you can type specific words in the Search box at the top of the screen and click Search.
Only the most commonly used commands are included in the shortcut menu, but they might also include commands from several different ribbon tabs. Figure 1-6 shows the shortcut menu that appears when you right-click a table name in the Navigation Pane. To choose a command from a shortcut menu, click the command or type the letter underlined in the name of the command. A right arrow next to a command, such as Import in Figure 1-6, means that a submenu is available. Rest the mouse pointer on the item to open the list of subcommands, and then click to choose one from the list.