June 1999
Intermediate to advanced
1368 pages
29h 45m
English
One of Access's most powerful features is its capability to display multiple instances of forms. An instance refers to a single copy that's open. You can display the same form onscreen multiple times. In this example, you explore how to reuse an employee form to display employees and their supervisors (see Figure 4.4).

Programming multiple instances of forms requires you to understand a few new programming concepts. Imagine that you open two customer forms. From each customer form, you open an order-entry ...
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