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7.
Design Considerations What
should you look for when you test a Form? Here are some thoughts you
might consider. Most people TAB to the next Form Field as they type
in the information. Did your Form automatically TAB to the next
logical Field, or did it bounce around the Form like a ping pong
ball? People
like similar objects to be grouped together. Are all of the Form
Fields for the Address in the same area? In the example on this
page, the Zip Field is not located near the rest of the Address
Fields. Did the
Home Phone Field use the Input Mask that you added in tblCustomer? The Form
Wizard is a good start, but it is just a start. The next pages
introduce the wonderful programming options that are available in a
different View.
Home ->Records->New
Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010
3. Building Forms
3.1. Create forms: Use the Form
Wizard
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