Davinder Singh
Davinder Singh - 4 years ago in MS Access

In MS-Access to open an existing database press

[A] CTRL+N
[B] CTRL+O
[C] ALT+F4
[D] None of these
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SHASHI KANT
SHASHI KANT - 1 year ago

B CTRL +O open an existing

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Abhishek Gupta
Abhishek Gupta - 8 months ago

Abhishek Gupta from Allahabad, India is saying CTRL+O is correct answer

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SHIV - 8 months ago

SHIV from Delhi, India is saying CTRL+O is correct answer

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sanjay kumar agarwal - 8 months ago

sanjay kumar agarwal from Kolkata, India is saying CTRL+O is correct answer

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Sachin Srivastava - 8 months ago

Sachin Srivastava from Gangoh, India is saying CTRL+O is correct answer

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