MOS - MOUS & Access Question

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MOUS & Access Question

Trev

2001-08-28, 3:32 pm

Hi,

Firstly if I do the Word 2000 Exam do I become a MOUS for only Word 2000. So If I do Word 2000, Excel 2000 & Access 2000 I will only be recognised as a MOUS in those exams I have taken?
The main reason I would want to take these exams is to have proof that I can use Word/Excel etc.
How do these exams compare to those of the MCSE exams (easier or harder).

Last but not least, I made a table in Access saved it as a .mdb file, Now all the time you open the file, Access opens up. Is there anyway I can say compile the mdb file to be an exe and just open the table on it's own.

Thanks
trevor

kilter

2001-08-28, 8:50 pm

Mous is set up just like the MCSE. Each time you pass a test you get a certificate. In MOUS, 5 specific certificates earns you a Masters certificate, like 7 MCP's earns you an MCSE. I haven't taken 70-210 yet,(maybe next week) but looking at the practice tests I think the MOUS test questions are less contrived, less verbose, and more practical. All the MOUS questions ask you to perform particular tasks related to different skills required for using the software. The trouble with MOUS is the way NIVO grades the results. You can answer the question correctly but if it doesn't match the example programmed in NIVO's test engine, your answer is graded wrong. MCSE asks, 'tricky' questions that value careful reading skills over knowledge of the OS.
I'm not sure what you are trying to do with the table you made. Any kind of file requires an application to read it. An .mdb file is a database file that can contain not only tables, but queries, forms and reports. You have the option of exporting the table into another application,i.e. an Excel spreadsheet or you can convert it to HTML so that it would open with browser software. You can also set up a macro through a switchboard so that on open the table is opened. I hope that makes sense. Look at the help files for VBA or macros.

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