Chapter 3. Navigating Within Acces
This chapter describes how Microsoft has structured and organized Access to expedite the design and use of the database objects that it offers. A substantial portion of this chapter consists of tables that list the functions of window Control-menu boxes, toolbar buttons, and function-key combinations. Many function and key assignments derive from other Microsoft applications, such as Excel (F2 for editing) and Word for Windows (Shift+F4 to find the next occurrence of a match).
You can refer to this chapter when you conclude that a keystroke combination might be a better choice for an action than a mouse click, but you cannot remember the required combination. (See Chapter 5, "Entering, Editing, and Validating ...
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