How To Stepping Through a Database Wizard in Access 2003
The choices that appear as you progress through a
database wizard depend on the kind of information the database is
designed to manage. All the wizards, however, share certain features.
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Field selection
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The
wizard presents a list of tables it will include in the database. Each
table requires certain fields. You can click a table to see which fields
it includes. Required fields are checked; optional fields appear in
italics. To include an optional field in your database, click its check
box.
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Report style
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You
can choose from a set of report styles, such as Bold, Casual, or
Corporate. Report styles give printed reports a professional look.
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Screen style
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Access
offers a set of visual styles for on-screen database objects that use a
variety of color, font, and background enhancements. Click the style
you want to see a sample of.
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Name and picture
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Access
provides a default name for its wizard databases, but you can enter
your own. You can also include a picture with your database.
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