Special Edition Using Microsoft® Access 2000

Chapter 13. Designing Custom Multitable Forms

In this chapter

• Expanding Your Form Design Repertoire

• Understanding the Access Toolbox

• Completing the Main Personnel Actions Entry Form

• Creating a Subform Using the Subform/Subreport Wizard

• Modifying the Design of Continuous Forms

• Overriding the Field Properties of Tables

• Adding Page Headers and Footers for Printing Forms

• Troubleshooting

• In the Real World—Access Wizardry

Expanding Your Form Design Repertoire

The controls that the Form Wizard adds to the forms it creates are only a sampling of the 17 native control objects offered by Access 2000. Native controls are built into Access; you also can add various ActiveX controls to Access forms. Until now, you used the Form Wizard to create the labels, text boxes, ...