Access Ch. 1 Flashcards
(42 cards)
2 Less Commonly Used Objects
- ) Macro
2. ) Module
4 Commonly Used Objects
- ) Table
- ) Form
- ) Query
- ) Report
Operating System
Software that directs computer activities such as checking all components, managing system resources, & communicating with application software
Start Screen
What you see after starting your computer and entering your username & password
Cloud Storage
A technology used to store files and to work with programs that are stored in a central location on the Internet
OneDrive
An all used to store, access, and share files & folders
Tiles
Several colorful block images that make up the Start screen
Windows 8.1.1 app
Applications specifically designed to run in the Start screen interface of Windows 8.1.1
Charms
Made up of 5 icons that provide similar functionality to the Start button
Snipping Tool
A Windows 8.1.1 accessory program that allows you to capture or snip a screen display so that you can save, annotate, or share it
File Explorer
An app that you can use to create and manage folders & files
Subfolders
Folders within other folders
Navigation Pane
Provides ready access to computer resources, folders, files, & networked peripherals such as printers
Library
A collection of files from different locations that are displayed as a single virtual folder
Homegroup
A Windows 8.1.1 feature that enables you to share resources on a home network
Backup
Copy
Excel
Good for organizing records, financial transactions, & business information in the form of worksheets
Access
Relational database software that enables you to record and link data, query databases, and create forms & reports
User Interface
The screen display through which you communicate with the software
Backstage View
Component of Office 2013 that provides a concise collection of commands related to an open file
Quick Access Toolbar
Located at top-left corner of any Office application window; provides fast access to commonly executed tasks such as saving a file and undoing recent actions
Title Bar
Identifies the current files name and the application in which you are working
Ribbon
The command center of Office applications; long bar located beneath the title bar, containing tabs, groups, & commands
Tab
Designed to appear much like a tab on a file folder, with the active tab highlighted