Microsoft® Access® 2010 Inside Out

Chapter 13. Building a Form

• Forms and Object-Oriented Programming

• Starting from Scratch—A Simple Input Form

• Working with Quick Create and the Form Wizard

• Simplifying Data Input with a Form

• Working with Application Part Forms

From the perspective of daily use, forms are the most important objects you’ll build in your Microsoft Access 2010 application because they’re what users see and work with every time they run the application. This chapter shows you how to design and build forms in an Access 2010 client database. You’ll learn how to work with a Form window in Design view to build a basic form based on a single table, and you’ll learn how to use the Form Wizard to simplify the form-creation process. You’ll also learn how to use some of the special ...