1. Office 2003 to Office 2007 Transition

3. What’s New?  New GUI groups commands better  Better access to templates  Tabbed documents  Enhanced sorting and filtering  Improved layout view and automatic sizing  Better date controls  Rich text in memos

4. What’s New?  Totaling row in datasheets  Field templates  Field List task pane  Split forms  Multivalued fields  Better attachments  Navigation Pane  Save to PDF (with download) and XPS

5. Home

6. Create

7. External Data

8. Database Tools

9. Table Tools: Datasheet

10. Table Tools: Design

11. Query Tools: Design

12. Form Layout Tools: Format

13. Form Layout Tools: Arrange

14. Print Preview

15. Report Design Tools: Design

16. Report Design Tools: Arrange

17. Report Design Tools: Page Setup

18. Add-Ins  Only visible if applications are added that enhance application, for example, Adobe Acrobat

19. Objects Pane  Displays object by type  Recommend selecting “All Access Objects”

20. Status Bar (left) Currently selected View

21. Status Bar (right) Views buttons mimic first button on Home Ribbon Window corner for resizing Lock indicators

22. Notes  Most challenging transition to new GUI, but it works!  Better template integration with other Office applications  Design View shows field names and grids. Layout View allows manipulation of design while showing results, more WYSIWYG.  I can’t find… Try the Create Ribbon.