Rearranging the Personnel Actions Form

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Preface

Introduction

Pt. I. Learning Access Fundamentals

Pt. II. Getting the Most Out of Queries

Pt. III. Designing Forms and Reports

Ch. 12. Creating and Using Forms

Understanding the Role of Access Forms and Controls

Creating a Transaction-Processing Form with the Form Wizard

Using the Form Design Window

Selecting, Editing, and Moving Form Elements and Controls

Rearranging the Personnel Actions Form

Using Transaction-Processing Forms

Modifying the Properties of a Form or Control After Testing

In the Real World—The Art of Form Design

Ch. 13. Designing Custom Multitable Forms

Ch. 14. Printing Basic Reports and Mailing Labels

Ch. 15. Preparing Advanced Reports

Pt. IV. Publishing Data on Intranets and the Internet

Pt. V. Integrating Access with Other Office 2000 Applications

Pt. VI. Using Advanced Access Techniques

Pt. VII. Programming and Converting Access Applications

Pt. VIII. Appendix

Index

Rearranging the Personnel Actions Form

The objective of the following procedure is to rearrange the controls on the frmPersonnelActions form so that all of the elements on the form (and its subform) are completely visible in the form window. Another objective is to optimize the position of the fields for data entry. After you complete the following steps, your main form with its embedded subform appears as shown in Figure 12.20, and your subform appears as shown in Figure 12.21.

Figure 12.20. The frmPersonnelActions form after relocating and resizing its control objects.

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Rearranging the Personnel Actions Form

Figure 12.20. The frmPersonnelActions form after relocating and resizing its control objects.