June 2006
Beginner to intermediate
288 pages
8h 14m
English
Once you’ve done the basic construction for a layout—the parts, fields, and objects covered in the previous chapter—you’re ready to add the formatting and graphics that will make your database visually inviting. Whether it’s choosing suitable fonts or adding a color graphic, this often time-consuming work can spell the difference between a so-so database that’s little used or a professional-grade product with immediate appeal.
Quite often you’ll find yourself working with text in a two-step process: You’ll add text for the information it provides and then later go back to style the text by choosing special fonts or colors. This section deals with the first step. For information on styling ...