Article Sample excerpts from best selling Office 2010 book: Office 2010 Plain and Simple, which is a colorful, quick reference to everyday questions.

Article Show All Hide All If you created custom toolbars and menu bars in earlier versions of Microsoft Office Access, this article describes how those settings would b...

Article Use the Access Contacts web database template to manage customer or partner contacts information.

Article The undo and redo commands work for data entry until you move to a different record. You can also undo and redo many form and report design changes.

Article Show All Hide All The Access 2010 Services web database template creates a ready-to-use database that lets you track quotes, invoices, customers, and other data...

Article A list of features that are no longer supported or that have changed significantly in Access 2010.

Article Learn how you can get more from the new features in Office 2010 using this e-book. Express your ideas more effectively, collaborate, and work with data more eff...

Article This article shows you how to use the Goods web database template in Access 2010 to track inventory, orders, invoices, purchasing, and other business-related da...

Article Access 2003 users: If you need help transitioning to Access 2010, you can view or print this short, visual guide.

Article The Database window is no longer available. It has been replaced by the Navigation Pane and the Create tab on the ribbon. You use the Navigation Pane to open an...

Article Access 2010 features a user interface with significant changes from prior versions, especially versions prior to Access 2007. Two main components of the user in...

Article If you're new to databases, or if you just don't want to spend time creating a database from scratch, Microsoft Access 2010 provides various templates that you ...

Article In Microsoft Access 2010, you can build web databases and publish them to a SharePoint site. SharePoint visitors can use your database application in a web brow...

Article In Access 2010 , database objects are displayed in the Navigation Pane, a feature introduced in Access 2007 . The Database window of earlier versions is not a...

Training Learn how to switch to Access 2010 from a previous version. This course explains how to do familiar tasks, such as build databases and create tables and reports...

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Article Microsoft Access 2010 by default uses the .accdb file format extension introduced in Access 2007. Access continues to provide some support for the file format u...

Article Overview of features and functionality that are discontinued or changed in Access 2013.

Article The Navigation Pane displays database objects and helps manage the objects.

Article This article explains which file format you would use based on your needs, and why you might want to use an earlier version file format in some instances.

Article Templates have predesigned tables that help when designing a database, and here's how to choose a suitable template.

Article The undo and redo commands work for data entry until you move to a different record. You can also undo and redo many form and report design changes.