title: Your Office: Microsoft Access 2010 Comprehensive
author:  Amy S. Kinser 
description: Instructor Reviews of the <b> <i>Your Office</i> </b>Series<br> <br>&ldquo;&hellip;(<i> <b>Your Office </b> </i>is what) we have been waiting for. One that takes the students to the level of business, the way it is in the real world. Now the students can make a smooth transition from the classroom to that career.&rdquo; - <i>Carla Jones, Middle Tennessee State University</i> <br> <br>&ldquo;teaches students the skills they need in the workplace by having students create realistic documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and databases for "real world" scenarios. Students learn by practicing skills over multiple chapters and are given an opportunity to do critical thinking while working on assignments.&rdquo; - <i>Rich Cacace, Pensacola State College</i> <br> <br>&ldquo;Has students thinking, problem solving and invites them to look past the book ... adds value by leading them to understand where they could apply these skills in their "day to day" life.&rdquo; - <i>Karen Allen, Community College of RI</i> <br> <br>&ldquo;takes students through the entire process from learning the necessary features to actually being able to create documents without much direction--just like they will need to do at work!&rdquo; - <i>Susan Holland, Southeast Community College</i> <br> <br>&ldquo;It is a case-based Office application text that does a great job of covering just what we need. The organization of the text is fantastic and the end-of-chapter assessments are the best I have seen in a long time.&rdquo; - <i>Gina Jerry, Santa Monica College<br> </i> <br>&ldquo;Is a system that allows the student a heap of hands on work, with easy to follow instructions and simply explained figures. The hands-on experience is then translated to real world situations.&rdquo; - <i>Linda Fried, University of CO-Denver</i> <br> <br>&ldquo;Allows the students to learn application concepts (the Why!) and not just the pointing and clicking.&rdquo; - <i>Susan Fry, Boise State Univ.</i> <br> <br>&ldquo;...pulls it all together. It starts with basic examples, provides practice, integrates their acquired knowledge and permits the student to perform well.&rdquo; -&nbsp; <i>David Largent, Ball State Univ.</i> <br> <br>&ldquo;touches on all levels of Bloom&#39;s taxonomy. As an educator, this is the greatest development of the 21st century!&rdquo; - <i>Jennifer Nightingale, Duquesne Univ.</i>
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  Stephen Moffat, The Mouse Training Company
  Access 2010 
  Part IV
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  Access 2010: Part IV
  © 2014 Stephen Moffat, The Mouse Training Company & bookboon.com
  ISBN 978-87-7681-860-9
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  Access 2010: Part IV
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  Contents
  Contents
   
  To see Section 1-3 download Access 2010: Part I
  Section 1 
  The Basics 
  Part I
  Guide Information 
  Part I
  The Access Screen 
  Part I
  Ribbons Explained 
  Part I
  About Smart Tags 
  Part I
  New Features In Access 2010 
  Part I
  Access and Windows 
  Part I
  Using the Quick Access Toolbar 
  Part I
  Section 2 
  Understanding Access 
  Part I
  What is Microsoft Access? 
  Part I
  Using the Getting Started Window 
  Part I
  The File Ribbon 
  Part I
  Help 
  Part I
  The Home Ribbon 
  Part I
  Create Ribbon 
  Part I
  External Data Ribbon 
  Part I
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  Access 2010: Part IV
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  Contents
  Viewing Data 
  Part I
  Database Tools Ribbon 
  Part I
  Using The “database”Tabs 
  Part I
  The Trust Center 
  Part I
  First S