14. Customizing Access

What You’ll Do

Set Current Database Options

Set Object Designers Options

Set Database File Options

Set Editing Options

Change Datasheet Options

Set Office Options

Set General Options

Work with Touch Screens

Access Commands Not in the Ribbon

Use Multiple Languages

Work with Office Tools

Maintain and Repair Office

Introduction

There are several ways you can customize Microsoft Access to meet your needs and the needs of those who will use the databases you create. You can use Access Options to set display, editing, and object design options. Some of the other Access customization features allow you to set a default font and related attributes to use when you are typing text or numbers. You can change the location of the ...

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