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Form Title Bar Change Basicsss
go to the design of your form click on properties of the form, click on the format tab, enter the name that you want your end-users to see under "Caption" When you go back to form view, the name will appear in the blue sedction on top of the form.- Dany527
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Is there a way to view my forms on the internet?
You are not letting us know what version of ACCESS you are using. I have heard that you can post a form on the Web from ACCESS 2000 but have not verified It. Of course, you can create your own form as ASP pages on the WEB and have them hit your tables in ACCESS directly but it's a little...- Dany527
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Secure all objects so that design cannot be seen!
On your main form, create a command button, set format properties Transparent Yes, visible Yes (This is your secret Button) on the doubleClick event of the Command Button enter the following code; On Error GoTo...- Dany527
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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prevent shift key & open tables
On your main form, create a command button, set format properties Transparent Yes, visible Yes (This is your secret Button) on the doubleClick event of the Command Button enter the following code; On Error GoTo Err_cmdEnterSetUp_DblClick If InputBox("Enter Design view Password"...- Dany527
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Use one DB to launch other Access DB's?
Very Simple; Insert an Image or command of your choise, use the Hyperlink function in the property of you image (Command Button), in Hyperlink Address browse to the destination of your second Database (in Link to file or URL field), click OK, Uncheck Use relative path for Hyperlink, click OK...- Dany527
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
