Microsoft Access 2010 Bible

Part VII: Appendixes

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l (^) SharePoint Services running on Windows 2003 Server (with Service Pack 1), or Windows
2008 Server (with Service Pack 2), as a minimum, if you want to take advantage of the
SharePoint collaborative features
l A SharePoint 2010 Server running the Access services, if you want to publish Access
objects to SharePoint
l A CD-ROM or DVD drive, depending on your Office 2010 installation media
Using the CD
To access the content from the CD, follow these steps:

1. Insert the CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.
   A window appears displaying the License Agreement.
   Note: The interface won’t automatically launch if you have autorun disabled. In that
   case, click Start ➪ Run (for Windows Vista or Windows 7, Start ➪ All Programs ➪
   Accessories ➪ Run). In the dialog box that appears, type D:\Start.exe. (Replace D with
   the proper letter if your CD drive uses a different letter. If you don’t know the letter, see
   how your CD drive is listed under My Computer.) Click OK.


2. Read through the license agreement, and then click the Accept button if you want to
   use the CD.
   The CD interface appears.

What’s on the CD

The following sections provide a summary of the materials you’ll find on the CD.

Example files

Example files will be installed into a directory named Access 2010 Bible, or you can choose

any directory in which to install these files. Below this directory will be subdirectories named

Chapter_01, Chapter_02, and so on through Chapter_38. Each subdirectory contains all

the files necessary to follow the examples in the corresponding chapter.

A few chapters have no examples, and do not have a corresponding folder on the book’s CD. Most

chapters contains a single Access 2010 database file with an .accdb extension, such as

Chapter30.accdb, while some folders contain multiple Access database files and auxiliary files

used for the chapter’s examples.

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