MS Access 2003 - Lesson 28: Use the Print Preview tool
In the previous section, you got a little familiar with the print preview tool feature in Access. This tool allows you to review the data printed before printing to paper. Therefore, it helps you more useful.
In the previous section, you got a little familiar with the print preview tool feature in Access. This tool allows you to review the data printed before printing to paper. Therefore, it helps you more useful.
You can choose the Print Preview option from the File menu any time you want. For example, if you select Print Preview while you are opening a Datasheet, you will see a table similar to Figure 1 when it is printed.
MS Access 2003 - Lesson 28: Use the Print Preview tool Picture 1
Figure 1: Print Preview mode of a table
As with the tools in the previous section, the Print Preview tool lets you look at the data that will be printed before it is sent to the printer.
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- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 27: Printing information for objects
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 25: Chapter 7: Printing tables
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- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 1: Chapter 1: Terminology Access
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 12: Working with a table
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 3: Consider working
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 5: Chapter 2: Access Learning in 1 hour
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 2: Using an Access environment
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 6: Creating a table in Access
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 4: Exit Access
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 16: Check your presentation
- MS Access 2003 - Lesson 37: Summary of chapter 9
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