Q1. What is the first step mentioned in the video to begin creating a custom ribbon?
A. Design a new form
B. Create a new report
C. Start Access in safe mode
D. Create a system table to store ribbon data

Q2. In the video, which name is given for the table that holds the ribbon data?
A. RibbonDataTable
B. RibbonSettings
C. USysRibbons
D. RibbonInfo

Q3. Which field is NOT one of the three mentioned that must be included in the system table for the ribbon?
A. ID
B. RibbonName
C. RibbonDescription
D. RibbonXML

Q4. Why do you need to restart Access after creating or modifying the USysRibbons table?
A. To trigger a backup of the database
B. To refresh the relationship window
C. Because Access only reads the ribbon table when it loads the first time
D. To reset the Access security settings

Q5. How did the video suggest you could disable the ribbon that appears in print preview?
A. By setting the Ribbon's visible property to 'false'
B. By creating a custom ribbon with no controls
C. By removing the report from the database
D. By enabling the "Allow Ribbon Print" setting

Q6. What must you do to modify the backstage view and remove the Print option?
A. Edit the properties of the File tab
B. Create a custom form
C. Make another modification to the USysRibbons
D. Disable all shortcuts in Access Options

Q7. What was the purpose of assigning a custom ribbon named 'Print Preview' in the report's properties?
A. To create a new default print setting
B. To allow the user to select different print options
C. To replace the default print preview ribbon with a custom blank one
D. To enhance the visual design of the print preview

Q8. What additional UI element was mentioned in the video that should be turned off to prevent printing?
A. The Quick Access Toolbar
B. The Status Bar
C. The Navigation Pane
D. The Formula Bar

Q9. According to the video, the backstage area of Access can be modified by adjusting which elements?
A. Navigation options
B. XML code for custom ribbons
C. Access macro settings
D. Database documenter

Q10. What is NOT a reason for creating a user-specific print button on an Access form as described in the video?
A. To have a record of who printed the report
B. To control the way printing is done in the database
C. To charge users for each print they make
D. To provide a specific method to print after previewing

Answers: 1-D; 2-C; 3-C; 4-C; 5-B; 6-C; 7-C; 8-A; 9-B; 10-C.

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