Join Alicia Katz Pollock for an in-depth discussion in this video Three ways to customize the Quick Access toolbar, part of Access 2010: Shortcuts.
The Quick Access toolbar appears in the upper left corner of all the Microsoft…Office applications.…By default, it has little buttons to manage your application windows, Save your…file, Undo and Redo your actions, but you can also customize it to contain your…most commonly used commands.…The first way to customize this bar is to change its location.…Instead of in the top corner I can drop it down and tell it, Show Below the…Ribbon and it moves down here, but that takes up extra real estate.…
So I'm going to click the dropdown again and put it back to Show Above the Ribbon.…Now something important to understand is that the buttons are going to appear on…that Quick Access toolbar in the order you add them.…Later on I'll show you how to reorder them, but if you plan ahead you can…customize the Quick Access toolbar, so it's organized right from the get go.…Let's add some buttons to it.…Click on the dropdown arrow again and choose Quick Print.…It will now appear to the right of Redo.…
Quick Print sends your table, form, or report straight to the printer without a dialog box.…
Author
Alicia Katz Pollock
Released
2/8/2011- Creating new field with field templates
- Understanding errors
- Filtering data
- Aligning and distributing controls
- Customizing the interface
- Navigating quickly between records
- Speeding up data entry
- Analyzing a table for redundant data
- Creating a multi-field primary key
- Moving records with append and delete queries
- Transforming a query into a PivotTable or PivotChart
- Working with images, charts, and Smart Tags in forms
- Hiding duplicates in reports
- Formatting shortcuts
- Using macros
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome47s
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1. Top Tips
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Using input masks2m 39s
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Four ways to filter data2m 56s
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2. File Management
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Opening recent files2m 33s
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3. Ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar Tips
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4. Interface Shortcuts
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Right-clicking2m 48s
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Using keyboard shortcuts2m 50s
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5. Navigation Shortcuts
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6. Data Entry and Editing Shortcuts
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Undo and Redo tips2m 18s
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Copying and pasting content2m 44s
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Inserting today's date1m 10s
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Using AutoCorrect1m 36s
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Using concatenated fields2m 16s
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Linking Outlook contacts2m 23s
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7. Table Techniques
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Creating Quick Start fields1m 49s
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Saving application parts2m 43s
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Setting default field types2m 55s
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Using flag fields2m 1s
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Using an index2m 4s
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Filtering by selection1m 26s
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8. Relationship Techniques
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Using subdatasheets1m 27s
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Using relationship reports1m 55s
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9. Query Techniques
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Using wildcards5m 40s
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Using IN instead of OR1m 29s
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Changing captions1m 31s
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Finding duplicate records2m 13s
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Using make-table queries2m 12s
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Creating an update query2m 55s
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Using SQL statements2m 31s
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10. Form Techniques
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Creating option groups2m 43s
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Creating tabbed form layouts4m 45s
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Inserting charts3m 42s
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Creating your own smart tags1m 24s
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Hiding fields in printouts1m 26s
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Setting tab stops3m 41s
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11. Report Techniques
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Creating headers and footers5m 49s
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12. Formatting Shortcuts
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Using the Format Painter2m 25s
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13. Macro and Event Techniques
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Using AutoExec macros1m 53s
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14. Database Management Techniques
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Saving templates2m 10s
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Locking files43s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye44s
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