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Activity 2 Creating a blank database

Activity 2 Creating a blank database. Start Microsoft Access and then select ‘File’  ‘New’. 2. Click ‘Blank database’ from the panel on the right. Activity 2 Creating a blank database. 3. Select the destination folder and save the database file as db1.mdb . Click when ready.

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Activity 2 Creating a blank database

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  1. Activity 2 Creating a blank database • Start Microsoft Access and then select ‘File’ ‘New’. 2. Click ‘Blank database’ from the panel on the right.

  2. Activity 2 Creating a blank database 3. Select the destination folder and save the database file as db1.mdb. Click when ready. • A blank new database document is created. Click different objects to see the changes in this window. Create Destination folder File name

  3. Activity 2 Creating a blank database 5. Click the ‘Close’ button at the top right corner of the database window. Alternatively, you can select ‘File’  ‘Close’ to close the database file db1.mdb. 6. Click the ‘Close’ button at the top right corner of Microsoft Access window. Alternatively, you can select ‘File’  ‘Exit’.

  4. Activity 2 Creating a blank database 5. Click the ‘Close’ button at the top right corner of the database window. Alternatively, you can select ‘File’  ‘Close’ to close the database file db1.mdb. 6. Click the ‘Close’ button at the top right corner of Microsoft Access window. Alternatively, you can select ‘File’  ‘Exit’.

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