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    Aleksandra is offline Novice
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    Ok. Thanks.
    One more: I found an example of database on the Internet, it was a .mde file and when you open it, all you can see is the Switchboard, no Access background.


    How do you do that?

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    Believe it or not, after all these years I am finally having to write a database that opens like that. Not quite sure yet how to accomplish it, especially with this new ribbon feature. You might just find a thread here from me one of these days!

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    Ok. I won't even try

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    I have a form with the button Add new record on it. How do I choose in which table it saves entered data?

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    The table it is referring to is the record source of the form.

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    Ok. Solved that. Is there a way I could disable marked parts in the picture?
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails example.JPG  
    Last edited by Aleksandra; 02-22-2012 at 03:04 AM. Reason: Wrong picture

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    Form Properties:
    Record Selectors=No
    Navigation Buttons=No
    Dividing Lines=No

    Do them one at a time so that you see what each one represents.

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    I made a form with few buttons on it and by clicking it you open new windows. I want those windows to be opened at the exact same place as the first form. The are the same size but they dont open like i would like to. I enabled Auto Center option, but is there something else I could do?

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    Three ways:
    1 - maximized - that would be in your open database section, usually on OnOpen of your first form, then all subsequent forms will open to the same size
    2 - use tabs - set that in Options
    3 - in OnOpen of the form, there is a DoCmd.MoveSize which allows you to set exact pixels for top, left, etc

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    Ok, thank you, I used docmd.movesize and got I wanted.
    Cheers!

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