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In an
earlier lesson, we used the Property Sheet to edit a couple of Form
Properties: Tab Order and Cycle. The Property Sheet can also control what a User can see or
edit. In an earlier lesson, we also mentioned that Real Users get
Real Mad when a Form does not act as expected. Let's
review the options and look for ways to make our Form more
effective. 1.
Try it: Review the Form Go to
All Access Objects->Forms. If needed,
open a
Form: Switchboard. What Do
You See? The Switchboard Form has Record Selectors and
Navigation Buttons. Since the Switchboard Form does not save any
data, there is no need to use the Record Selectors or find a
different Record. We can turn those features off in the Property
Sheet.
Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010
3. Building Forms
3.2. Apply Form Design options: Edit
the Property Sheet
Home->Views->View->Form View
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