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Microsoft Access MS Access Basics Tips and Trick-7

Adding Data An Access database is not a file in the same sense as a Microsoft Office Word document or a Microsoft Office PowerPoint are. Instead, an Access database is a collection of objects like tables, forms, reports, queries etc. that must work together for a database to function properly. We have now created two tables with all of the fields and field properties necessary in our database. To view, change, insert, or delete data in a table within Access, you can use the table’s Datasheet View. A datasheet is a simple way to look at your data in rows and columns without any special formatting. Whenever you create a new web table, Access automatically creates two views that you can start using immediately for data entry. A table open in Datasheet View resembles an Excel worksheet, and you can type or paste data into one or more fields. You do not need to explicitly save your data. Access commits your changes to the table when you move the cursor to a new field in the same row, or whe
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-9

Slides Zoom In-Out in Powerpoint 2010 PowerPoint allows users to zoom in and out of the slides to help focus on specific sections or look at the entire slide as a whole. The minimum zoom supported by PowerPoint is 10% and the maximum is 400%. The zoom bar is located in the bottom right corner of the PowerPoint window. To change the zoom settings from the zoom bar, you can click on the marker and drag it. Dragging to the left will zoom out and to the right will zoom in. Alternately you can click on the zoom percent to open the zoom dialog. Here you have the option to auto-fit the slide in the screen, or choose from six pre-defined zoom settings, or define your own zoom setting. The beginner to advance and start up step-9 Thank you all very much
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-8

Special Characters in Powerpoint 2010 PowerPoint supports inserting of special characters. This allows users to adjust the font characteristics of these characters just like any other text giving them greater flexibility in terms of presentation design. Given below are the steps to insert special characters. Step (1):  In the  Insert  Tab, under  Symbols  group, click on  Symbol  command Step (2):  In the  Symbol  dialog, select one of the special characters you want to insert in the presentation. Step (3):  If you cannot find the character you are looking for you can change the font subset from the drop down and look at new set of characters. Step (4):  If you know the character code of the symbol, you can enter it in the  Character Code  field and search for it. Step (5):  To insert a character you can either double click on it in the Symbol dialog, or select it and press Insert button. Step (6):  The Symbol dialog does not disappear after you insert a character, which means you can
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-7

Duplicating Content in Powerpoint 2010 PowerPoint is a multi-content program that supports many non-text content types like shapes, charts, pictures, clip arts, SmartArt and multimedia files. While working with these content it may sometimes be needed to duplicate these content as a part of the presentation development. PowerPoint offers options to duplicate these non-text content using the cut-copy-paste features. Cut-Paste Procedure In this procedure, the original content is moved to a different location. When you use the Cut option, you can also create multiple copies, it is just that the content in the original location is lost. Here are the steps for cut-paste procedure. Step (1):  Select the content you want to move. Right click on it to access the  Cut  option Step (2):  Now move the cursor to the location where you want the content to be moved and right click to access Paste options. Step (3):  Select one of the paste options to paste the content. Copy-Paste Procedure This is e
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-6

Content Translation in Powerpoint 2010 One of the newer features in PowerPoint is the content translations. This feature allows you to select content and have them translated into a different language. Here are the steps to translate content in PowerPoint. Step (1):  Select the text to be translated and click on  Translate - Translate Selected Text  under the  Language  section of  Review  ribbon. Step (2):  In the research sidebar the " From " language is set to default language settings for the content. The " To " language is set to the alphabetically first language supported by PowerPoint. Step (3):  From the "To" language drop down select the language you want the selected text translated into. Click on  Insert  to replace the selected text from default language to the new translated text. Step (4):  Notice that if you replace text using translation, the default language for the replaced text is also changed automatically. The beginner to advance and s
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-5

Spelling Check in Powerpoint 2010 One of the best proofing tools available in PowerPoint is the spelling check. This is an automated proofing feature which will review the entire presentation for errors. To use this feature, you need to first set the Proofing language from the  Language  section under the  Review  ribbon. In the  Language  dialog you can select the language you want to use for your presentation. If you have some content selected, you can click OK and select it for just that section. If you want to use the selected language for the entire presentation you should click default. Once the proofing language is set you can see it at the bottom of the PowerPoint window. If there are proofing errors in the presentation you will also see an icon of a book with a red cross on top of it. You can review the errors in the presentation by clicking on the red cross at the bottom of the window or by clicking on " Spelling " under the  Proofing  section in the  Review  ribbon
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-4

MS Powerpoint - Setting Language Type PowerPoint is a multi-lingual tool hence it is evident that there would be an option to set the default language to be used in the slides. Here are the steps to set the language type in PowerPoint. Step (1):  Under the  Review  ribbon, in the  Language  group, click on  Language Step (2):  If you have not selected any content, you will be able to just set the  Language Preferences Step (3):  If you have selected a content with text in it, you can also Set the proofing language Step (4):  When you select the " Set Proofing Language " you get the language dialog where you can select one of the many languages available in PowerPoint. If you are selecting a language just for the selected text, click  OK . If you are selecting a language for the entire presentation click  Default . You can also check the " Do not check spelling " checkbox, if you do not want PowerPoint to automatically check for spelling errors based on dictionaries
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-3

Find & Replace Content in Powerpoint 2010 PowerPoint offers its users the ability to search for specific text and if required replace it automatically. This is a very useful tool when you need to review a very large presentation or correct the same error in multiple places in the slide. Given below are the steps to find and replace text in PowerPoint. Although, you can only use this function for text, the text itself can be present in a text box, in another shape, as a WordArt, in SmartArt or tables. Finding Content Here are the steps to find content in PowerPoint. Step (1):  In the  Home  tab, under the  Editing  section click on Find Step (2):   Type the text you want to search in the  "Find what:"  field. Step (3):  You can narrow your search by selecting " Match Case " - to find exact case match - and " Find whole words only " - to find whole words and not words where typed word is just a part of the word. Step (4):  Press on "Find Next"
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-2

Undo Edited Changes in Powerpoint 2010 Like any other program, there are times when you may want to undo some of the changes you made to the slides. PowerPoint offers the "Undo/ Redo" option to facilitate this. While working with the "Undo/ Redo" options you must remember that these will always be sequential which means you can only undo actions in the order they were executed. You cannot undo the last action, retain the remaining 10 actions and undo the eleventh one. If you want to undo the eleventh action, all the subsequent 10 actions will also be undone. To undo the last action click on the  Undo  button in the PowerPoint  Quick Access  bar. You can keep click on this button repeatedly to undo series of actions; however a more graceful way of undoing multiple actions is to use the drop down next to the undo button. Here you can select the list of actions you want to undo by sliding your cursor on top of the actions and click. Redo  is an option available only af
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Microsoft PowerPoint EDITING PRESENTATION Tips and Tricks-1

Copy & Paste Content in Powerpoint 2010 PowerPoint offers users a wide range of options when it comes to duplicating content. PowerPoint has standard cut and copy functions but allows variations of paste options. Cut Option:  This option allows you to cut content from the slide - this means the original content is being moved to a different location hence the content will be deleted from its original location when you use this option. To cut a content, you need to select it and press "Ctrl + X" or right click on the selected content and select  Cut . Copy Option:  This option allows you to copy content from one location to another; hence the original content is retained it its place while duplicates can be pasted. To copy a content, you need to select it and press "Ctrl + C" or right click on the selected content and select  Copy Paste Option:  This option allows you to paste the cut or copied content at the desired location. There are multiple paste options for
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Microsoft PowerPoint MS POWERPOINT BASICS Tips and Tricks-23

Keyboard Shortcuts in Powerpoint 2010 Like most other windows based programs, PowerPoint 2010 also offers a wide range of keyboard shortcuts. For current PowerPoint users there is a sea change in the way these shortcuts are being mapped in the 2010 release compared to some of the older ones. With a whole new range of features being added to PowerPoint, it is evident why there are so many changes to the keyboard short cuts. Although this tutorial would not be walking through all the short cuts, it will teach you read and figure out the shortcuts with ease. Step (1):  The first step to access the keyboard shortcuts is to press the  Alt  key on your keyboard. This will display the first level of shortcuts indicated by alphabets or numbers as shown. For example, the short cut to access  Home  ribbon is 'H' and that for saving the presentation is '1' Step (2):  Once you select the first level of shortcut, the second level of short cuts for respective commands are shown. Noti
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