When you run the Compatibility Checker in Microsoft Access 2010, in which of the following scenarios can you get the error- Access was unable to convert the query for use on the Web because it relies on an ORDER BY clause that is not supported on the Web?

Suppose you want to use data from two tables in a query: tblCustomer and tblOrder. The two tables both have a field, CustomerID, that identifies a customer. Each record in the tblCustomer table may have one or more corresponding records in the tblOrder table, and the corresponding values can be determined by values in the CustomerID field. You now want to join the tables so that the query combines the records from the tables, excluding records from either table if there is no corresponding record in the other table. Which of the following FROM clauses will you use?

Correct way to enter the beginning or ending characters of the fields named (UnitPrice and CompanyName) in the AutoIndex onImport/Create field to create an Auto Index ?

Which text box property Reports allows the text box to be expanded so that all the text can be fit into it?

Which is not true regarding Information Rights Management (IRM) for e-mail messages in Microsoft Access 2010?

What will happen when we select the option 'Check for truncated number fields' (marked as A in the image) under Current Database settings?

You can add your company logo to a form in:

To query two tables that are unrelated you:

On printing a report you find that the Comments field is printing </div> for every record in the Comments field. How do you rectify this?

You need to create a lookup field where more than one option can be chosen. Where would you do this?

What is typically displayed on a Relationship Report?