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HTML site from multiple PDF's
Ooops, forgot to mention I have adobe acrobat 6.0. Lee- leealkureishi
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- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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HTML site from multiple PDF's
Hi all, hope you can help :) I have a collection of PDF files, which have been collated into one book. There are 90 separate chapter files, but when I open the first file, I have access to the entire book contents via the bookmarks on the left. It's a neat format, and not one I've seen used...- leealkureishi
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- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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save record, open form and auto-populate??
oops, just re-read your post, and saw the bit about sub-forms. I don't really know anything about them, can you tell me about them, and would they get round my problem? Thanks- leealkureishi
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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save record, open form and auto-populate??
tviman, thanks for the quick answer! I did think about putting it all in one form, but that form would be HUGE (each of the 3 forms atm requires scrolling). In addition (and more importantly), each patient has a variable number of secondary operations (from 1-10), so a single form would have...- leealkureishi
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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save record, open form and auto-populate??
Dear all, I'm new to databases, and hope that you can help me. I'm creating a database for a medical research study, looking at surgical complications. It's the first database I've worked with properly, let alone designed from the ground up. It's also getting quite complicated, so I could do...- leealkureishi
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
