RE: Iowa department for the blind tutorials
- From: "Tonia" <tonton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 21:57:51 -0500
Jason, I just finished up the Word class and I'm about halfway through
the Excel class offered through Iowa and the tutorials you are referring
to. I think the tutorials are excellent and my preferred format is
Braille or disk; although I most often use the online tutorials which we
have access to while enrolled in the classes.
To give you a more accurate idea of what's covered in the Access 2002
Tutorial, I've copied the table of contents off the website and pasted
it below. There's a good deal more information about both the tutorials
and classes at www.blind.state.ia.us/assist.
Hope this helps!
Tonia
JAWS For Windows 4.5 with Access 2002
The Microsoft Access 2002 with JAWS For Windows 4.5 Tutorial for
Beginners contains the following lessons and topics.
TUTORIAL INTRODUCTION
Lesson One: Introduction to Access 2002
Topic: About Access 2002
Topic: Opening an Access Database
Topic: Reviewing the Access Program and Database Windows
Topic: Access Features
Topic: Closing an Access Database
Lesson Two: Working with Database Tables
Topic: Opening a Table
Topic: Navigating Through and Reading Table Data
Topic: Reading the Record Bar and the Status Bar
Topic: Entering a New Record into a Table
Topic: Deleting a Record from a Table
Topic: Editing Data in a Record
Topic: Closing a Table
Topic: On Your Own
Lesson Three: Finding Data
Topic: Using the Find Command
Topic: Sorting Records
Topic: Using Filters
Topic: Freezing Columns
Topic: Hiding Columns
Topic: On Your Own
Lesson Four: Using Queries
Topic: About Queries
Topic: Running a Query
Topic: Reviewing Query Results
Topic: Closing a Query
Topic: Reviewing More Query Results
Topic: On Your Own
Lesson Five: Working with Forms
Topic: Opening a Form
Topic: Navigating Through and Reading Form Data
Topic: Entering a New Record
Topic: Deleting a Record
Topic: Editing Data in a Record
Topic: Switching Between Form View and Datasheet View
Topic: Closing a Form
Topic: On Your Own
Lesson Six: Running Reports
Topic: Opening a Report
Topic: Reviewing a Report
Topic: Sending an Access Report to Word
Topic: Printing a Report
Topic: Closing a Report
Topic: On Your Own
Lesson Seven: Using a Switchboard
Topic: Using a Switchboard
Topic: Opening a Form Using the Switchboard
Topic: Opening a Report Using the Switchboard
Topic: Closing the Switchboard
Lesson Eight: Getting Started! Creating a Database
Topic: Overview - Creating a Database
Topic: Database Design Basics
Topic: Designing a Database
Topic: Creating a Database Using a Wizard
Topic: Creating a Blank Database File
Lesson Nine: Creating Database Tables
Topic: About Tables
Topic: Using the Table Wizard
Topic: Reviewing a Table in Design View
Topic: Defining Field Names
Topic: Defining Data Types
Topic: Adding Field Descriptions
Topic: Creating a Table in Design View
Topic: Setting the Primary Key Field
Topic: Reviewing a Table in Datasheet View
Lesson Ten: Working With Field Properties
Topic: Changing the Field Size
Topic: Changing the Field Format
Topic: Setting an Index
Topic: Creating a Lookup Field
Topic: Setting a Default Value
Topic: Setting an Input Mask
Topic: Working with Field Properties on Your Own
Topic: Entering Records
Lesson Eleven: Customizing Table Layout
Topic: Changing the Table Font Formatting
Topic: Changing the Column Width
Topic: Rearranging Fields
Topic: Adding and Deleting Fields
Topic: Working with Table Layout on Your Own
Lesson Twelve: Creating and Managing Table Relationships
Topic: Understanding Table Relationships
Topic: About Referential Integrity
Topic: Defining Table Relationships
Topic: Viewing Table Relationships
Topic: Editing and Deleting Table Relationships
Topic: More Information about Relationships
Lesson Thirteen: Creating Simple Select Queries
Topic: Review: About Queries
Topic: Designing a Query
Topic: Using the Simple Query Wizard
Topic: Reviewing the Query Design View Window
Topic: Using Multiple Tables in a Query
Topic: Customizing the Query Results
Topic: Creating a Query in Design View
Lesson Fourteen: Creating Complex Queries
Topic: Understanding Query Criteria and Expressions
Topic: Using Criteria in a Query
Topic: Using the Expression Builder
Topic: Using Custom Calculations in a Query
Topic: Using Pre-defined Calculations in a Query
Topic: Creating a Parameter Query
Topic: Creating a Crosstab Query
Topic: Working with Query Field Properties
Topic: Viewing Query Results in a PivotChart
Lesson Fifteen: Creating Forms
Topic: About Forms
Topic: Creating a Form using an AutoForm
Topic: Creating a Form using the Form Wizard
Topic: Using the Form Design View Window
Topic: Working with Form Properties
Topic: Changing Form Control Formatting
Topic: Customizing Form Control Layout
Topic: Adding a Control
Topic: Creating a Calculated Control
Lesson Sixteen: Creating Reports
Topic: About Reports
Topic: Creating a Report using an AutoReport
Topic: Reviewing a Report in Print Preview
Topic: Creating a Report using the Report Wizard
Topic: Reviewing the Report Design View Window
Topic: Working with Control Properties
Topic: Adding a Control to a Report
Lesson Seventeen: Using Access Data with Other Applications
Topic: Creating a Data Access Page
Topic: Importing Data from an HTML File
Topic: Importing Data from an Excel File
Topic: Importing an Object from another Access Database
Topic: Exporting Access Data
APPENDIX A: JFW AND ACCESS 2002 KEYSTROKES
APPENDIX B: USING ACCESS HELP
APPENDIX C: OUR EQUIPMENT AND SETTINGS
-----Original Message-----
From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Jason Boston
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 9:42 PM
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Iowa department for the blind tutorials
Have you used the text version of the tutorials? I'm not sure I want to
mess
Thanks,
Jason
with the tapes, but then again....
-----Original Message-----
From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On
Behalf Of Anna K Byrne
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 8:33 PM
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Iowa department for the blind tutorials
The newest set of tutorials will show you that. They are geared toward
preparing a person for MS Office certification.
At 08:18 PM 1/11/2004, you wrote:
>Thanks for the response. That's the kind of thing I was wondering
about.
I'm
>interested in how to make JFW do things like using the query wizard and
>other cryptic looking functions.
>
>Jason
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On
>Behalf Of Charles McLennan
>Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 8:11 PM
>To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: Iowa department for the blind tutorials
>
>
>Jason,
>Don't waste your money on either the Excel or Access ones!
>I got them a couple of years ago for a class that teaches Word, Excel,
=
>Access, and PowerPoint. They were completely useless because all they =
>cover is basic navigation of these programs.
>My class went over all kinds of setting up and creating of spreadsheets
=
>and databases, so I ended up having a horrific time in class after
using =
>those tapes!
>Chuck
>cmclennan@xxxxxxxxxx
>
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