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Most, but not all, ribbon controls include an imageMso attribute that specifies the picture attached to the control. You are not able to provide simple references to image files; instead, you must use an imageMso identifier for this purpose. Every ribbon control in the Office 2010 applications has an associated imageMso value. You use these values on your custom Access ribbon controls and provide a label that tells your users the exact purpose of the control. There are two ways to obtain the imageMso for a particular ribbon control. The first method is with the ribbon designer described earlier in this chapter. Use the Customize the Ribbon window to open a particular ribbon, use the drop-down in the upper left of the designer to select the ribbon category containing the ribbon command, and hover the mouse over the command s entry in the list (see Figure 29.21). The imageMso for the Find command (FindDialog) is shown in parentheses in the ToolTip that appears near the selected command. The second way to discover imageMso values is with the imageMso_Galleries.accdb example database on this book s CD. The ribbon in this database includes every Office ribbon icon, arranged as a number of Gallery ribbon controls (see Figure 29.22). Hovering the mouse over an icon in a Gallery shows the icon s imageMso. The ribbon Galleries in imageMso_Galleries. accdb are divided among 6 different ribbons, each containing 5 or 6 galleries, each with 100 icons. The Office application family has so many icons that they could not all fit on a single ribbon. When looking up an icon s imageMso, be sure to check the other ribbon Galleries. imageMso_ Galleries.accdb includes a form (frmSelectRibbonGallery) that dynamically adds a ribbon icon Gallery to the main as you select a button.

Testing ideally nds all defects that damage the product usability in the most used functions and guarantees that the most complex parts have been well covered. This sounds simple, but it still cannot be guaranteed. However, in most product programs the problem is not to nd too few defects but to be able to x them in a managed way. A managed way means xing the right defects without causing regression.

Although Access is included in the Microsoft Office Professional package, it s probably not a good idea to give the full development environment wide distribution in your organization. The most direct approach to preventing users from modifying the design of tables, forms, and other database objects is to give them only the Access runtime version. Although the runtime program requires the same memory and disk space as the full development environment, all the menu options required to modify database objects have been removed and are not accessible to users. In the runtime environment, even the Database window is hidden.

11. Stockpot. A large, deep, straight-sided pot for preparing stocks and simmering large quantities of liquids. Stockpots with spigots allow liquid to be drained off without disturbing the solid contents or lifting the pot. Sizes: 8 to 200 quarts (liters). 12. Saucepot. A round pot of medium depth.Similar to a stockpot but shallower,making stirring or mixing easier. Used for soups, sauces, and other liquids. Sizes: 6 to 60 quarts (liters). 13. Brazier. A round, broad, shallow, heavy-duty pot with straight sides. Used for browning, braising, and stewing meats. Sizes: 11 to 30 quarts (liters). 4. Saucepan. Similar to a small, shallow, light saucepot, but with one long handle instead of two loop handles. May have straight or slanted sides. Used for general range-top cooking. Sizes: 11 2 to 15 quarts (liters).

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In this chapter, advocacy refers to the promotion of healthy behaviours and healthy public policy by in uencing decision makers to accept the merit of processes, policies or structures that bestow a health advantage. A major tool used in this process is political lobbying, which is the presenting of arguments in favour of a particular policy course to those making the policy decision. Another is coalition building, which involves the development of groups and individuals in a community which have a common policy objective. A third is the use of mass media, typically the news media, to highlight and advance a particular public health issue. This approach has been promoted by Wallack (1990a) and is commonly referred to as media advocacy . A major challenge for health advocates is to move the debate from individually focused, simple de nitions of problems to a level of complex sociopolitical conceptualization, where the targeted health problem is seen as a product of the interaction between the individual and the environment. According to Wallack et al. (1993):

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