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Today’s guest writer is Neha Monga, Program Manager on the Access team. She works on compatibility checker, the runtime,Office Professional 2010, Access developer extensions, and the future of the Access user experience. I’m starting to think about ways to improve the Access user experience to make YOU faster, more efficient and smoothly connect to what comes before and after. I would love to get feedback from you on the following areas: What tasks do  you do often,microsoft Office 2010 License, and you wish Access were faster or more efficient? Example – if you were to use the date picker to change the date to many years in the past (such as a birthday),Office Pro, it will take a lot of clicks to go back each year. It would be nice to be able to ‘jump’ to a specific year. Are there any scenarios where you find Access is not responsive and the operation takes too long? Example – a query that ran faster in a previous version of Access. Are there scenarios where the sequence of operations is not intuitive? i.e. you don’t understand what to do next (until you read about another Access ‘gotcha’)? Example – how to create re-occurring Outlook saved export task. Are you able to easily start off, pause, stop and pick up from where you left or do you lose work when you attempt to do that? Example – you work on an object and close the database but the navigation pane doesn’t reselect the object and you need to go find it. I look forward to hearing about your scenarios,Windows 7 Ultimate Product Key, steps, pain-points and fast and fluid user experience suggestions,Genuine Office 2010! No promises but I have a high hopes your feedback will have a big impact in future releases. You can post responses here or send email through the blog.  Thanks in advance! <div