Creating a Custom Switchboard in Access 2007
7 Responses to “Creating a Custom Switchboard in Access 2007”Leave a ReplyPosted on March 1st, 2007 by admin Filed under Microsoft Access | 7 Comments » |
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Creating a Custom Switchboard in Access 2007
7 Responses to “Creating a Custom Switchboard in Access 2007”Leave a ReplyPosted on March 1st, 2007 by admin Filed under Microsoft Access | 7 Comments » |
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missingmanuals.com – This screencast from Matthew MacDonald, author of Access 2007: The Missing Manual, guides you through creating a custom switchboard in a Microsoft Access database.
Thanks for this …
Thanks for this excellent tutorial and all of the other tutorials by MissingManuals.
fantastic!! and …
fantastic!! and thks so much.
How does it start …
How does it start up automatically? I don’t think you mentioned that.
An autoexec macro, …
An autoexec macro, look it up.
I’ve been using …
I’ve been using Access since 2.0. I liked XP and I really loved 97! I dunno about Vista though . . . . .
well theres a …
good to go.peace
well theres a simple way of doing it, create a switchboard, go to the windows office logo in the top left hand corner where u would usually click to save/open documents, then look at the bottom and click on the Access Options tab. Then go to Current Database from the left and under Display from: Choose “Switchboard” instead of Startup
-Hey,i got a mad …
-Hey,i got a mad ICT teacher and she told us about that thingy.. i already know how to put forms to a switchboard,but i’m just wondering if it is really possible that u can create a button that can link to or open a table..???Coz she asks 4 that..??anyone knows how..?????