How to Choosing Menu Commands in Access 2003
A menu is a list
of related commands or options, located at the top of the window. The
menus are personalized as you work—when you click a menu name, you first
see the commands you use most frequently. After a few moments, you see
the entire list of commands. You can right-click a word or object to
open a shortcut menu, which contains menu commands related to the specific item.
Choose a Command from a Menu
Click a menu name on the menu bar.
If necessary, click the double-headed arrow to expand the menu, or wait until the expanded list of commands appears.
Click the command you want. If the command is followed by an arrow, point to the command to see a list of related options, and then click the option you want.
Choose a Command from a Shortcut Menu
- Right-click an object (a text or graphic element).
- Click a command on the shortcut menu. If the command is followed by an arrow, point to the command to see a list of related options, and then click the option you want.TIMESAVER You can use a shortcut key to choose a command. Press and hold down the first key, and then press the second key. For example, press and hold the Ctrl key, and then press S to select the Save command.
