a grid and display drawing guides New features in Access 2002 A new file format that enables faster access and data processing for large databases; the Access 2000 format is used by default A new Stored Procedure Designer allows users to create or modify simple Microsoft SQL Server stored procedures Batch updates for Access projects Conversion error logging, which creates a table with information about each error that occurs during Access 95, Access 97, or Access 2000 database conversion Enhanced international support including the ability to change the left-to-right reading directionality Support for multiple Undo and Redo operations Support for PivotCharts and PivotTables New features in Publisher 2002 Customizable toolbars Font schemes that can be shared with Word Header and footer support Multiple publications can now be open simultaneously Print preview Support for OfficeArt The new Format dialog box combines the Colors and Lines, Layout, Picture, Size, Text Box, and Web tabs Users can export objects, pages, or groups of objects and pages as images Users can open, edit, and save publications as HTML Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) support Word documents can now be imported directly to Publisher New features in FrontPage 2002 Automatic web content from third parties, including Expedia and MSNBC Internet forums and online surveys can be integrated with websites HTML 4 features including button and fieldsets in forms, inline frames, and language attributes Tabs to navigate between different pages within the interface Tags in HTML pages can be automatically reformatted to be XML-compliant Themes from previous FrontPage versions have been updated Unicode support Users can now publish websites in the background and can continue to make edits during the publishing process Usage analysis reports in daily, weekly, or monthly increments allow users to determine how often a web page is accessed and the URL from which this access originates; reports can be exported to Excel or as HTML Removed features Binder was replaced by Unbind, a program that can extract the contents of a Binder file. Unbind can be installed from the Office XP CD-ROM. Microsoft Photo Editor no longer supports the PCX image format Office XP Small Business Edition removes the Small Business Customer Manager during an upgrade from Office 2000; the feature is not removed during an upgrade to the Professional edition. Users who desire to retain the Small Business Customer Manager must apply the Small Business Tools 2000 patch from the second