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Open Microsoft Access 2003. |
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Open 1-5 Sample from the Exercise
Files folder.
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We’ve created a new macro for you. Let’s
open it with the Visual Basic Editor.
Switch to the database window and click
Macros.
Select Macro 1.
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Click the Tools
menu, click Macro, and click
Visual Basic Editor.
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The Visual Basic Editor
will open. Feel free to click through the menus and the options;
close the editor when you are
done.
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Drag the Macro
Group to any spot on the toolbar.
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Now, click Macro 1
and click Design.
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Click the Macro
Names button ( ) on the
Macro Design toolbar.
Enter ^q for the Macro Name.
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Click the File
menu and click Save As.
Name the macro AutoKeys.
Click OK.
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Close the
macro window.
Using the database window, switch to
Contacts Form view.
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Press Ctrl
and Q and see what happens.
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Save your
database as 1-5 Completed.
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Close
Microsoft Access 2003. |
