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Using a form to create fields in a table
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It's quite possible, you can create you're own 'Wizards'. You should look into the createTableDef, CreateField, creteIndex, etc. expressions, etc.
Also, open up in the WizLib.mda's (wiztool.mda, WizMain.mda) etc, tho I think they're Mde's now. In the older versions of access, you could simply rename them to .mdb, and look at all the code behind the Wizards.
if you were mischevious (as I was!) you could change the messages, labels, directions and code, etc. in the Wizlib's on other programmer's machines so that they'd get suprising behaviour (!!) when they went through a wizard! Yes, I had too much time on my hands but I had alot of fun with that!
--Jim
Also, open up in the WizLib.mda's (wiztool.mda, WizMain.mda) etc, tho I think they're Mde's now. In the older versions of access, you could simply rename them to .mdb, and look at all the code behind the Wizards.
if you were mischevious (as I was!) you could change the messages, labels, directions and code, etc. in the Wizlib's on other programmer's machines so that they'd get suprising behaviour (!!) when they went through a wizard! Yes, I had too much time on my hands but I had alot of fun with that!
--Jim
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