In the following query, I'm not sure how to un-nest the JOIN's. From what I can see, the relationships are all one to one. Can someone help me untangle this?

SELECT	tblContact.LastName,
		tblContact.FirstName,
		tblClientSite.SiteName,
		tblClientSite.Address1,
		tblClientSite.Address2,
		tblClientSite.City,
		tblClientSite.State,
		tblClientSite.ZIP,
		tblContact.Phone,
		tblContact.Fax,
		tblContact.Email,
		tblSalesperson.LastName,
		tblSalesperson.FirstName,
		tblSalesperson.PhoneNumber,
		tblSalesperson.Extension,
		tblSalesperson.Email,
		tblQuote_Original.ContractNumber,
		tblQuote_Version.Version,
		tblQuote_Version.VersionDate,
		tblQuote_Version.UnivDisc,
		tblQuote_Version.UnivDesc,
		tblQuote_Version.EffectiveDate,
		tblQuote_Version.SupportTSA,
		tblQuote_Version.PlatformTSA,
		tblQuote_Version.SeriesTSA,
		tblQuote_Version.UsersTSA,
		tblQuote_Version.AddProdsTSA,
		tblQuote_Version.CostTSA,
		tblQuote_Version.SupportRSAESS,
		tblQuote_Version.PlatformRSAESS,
		tblQuote_Version.SeriesRSAESS,
		tblQuote_Version.UsersRSAESS,
		tblQuote_Version.AddProdsRSAESS,
		tblQuote_Version.HoursPerYear,
		tblQuote_Version.CostRSAESS,
		tblQuote_Version.CoS,
		tblQuote_Version.DistCE 
	FROM tblClientSite 
	INNER JOIN (tblContact 
		INNER JOIN (tblSalesperson 
			INNER JOIN (tblQuote_Original 
				INNER JOIN tblQuote_Version 
				ON tblQuote_Original.PK_ID = tblQuote_Version.FK_Quote_OriginalID) 
			ON tblSalesperson.PK_ID = tblQuote_Original.FK_Salesperson) 
		ON tblContact.PK_ID = tblQuote_Original.FK_Contact) 
	ON (tblClientSite.PK_ID = tblQuote_Original.FK_ClientSite) AND (tblClientSite.PK_ID = tblContact.FK_ClientSite)
	WHERE tblQuote_Version.PK_ID = 356