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Take Control: Design for Users
All of the Microsoft Office files that you create
have properties. The General Properties include the type,
size and location. It also records when the file was created,
modified and accessed.
Databases also have Properties.
Try It: Manage the Database Properties
Go to
Office-> Manage.
Select
Database Properties.
Fill in the Summary sheet with sample data for
the Title, Subject, etc.
Office-> Manage -> Database
Properties
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Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class
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Microsoft Access 2007 Exam 77-605 Topic: 6. Managing and Maintaining Databases
6.2.3. Set database properties