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A tabular form displays its data in a series.This is a convenient display for data entry and analysis because the user is able to examine each piece of information for each one record: A columnar form is used to display data one record at a time.Forms can be designed in various flavors: If you create a form using theįorm Wizard, it (the wizard) can assist you with deciding how the objects in the body of theįorm would display. This is also referred to as the body of the form. The main area of the form is what the user will mostly use. If you set it to None, the form would appear The borders of a form are controlled using the Border Otherwise, you can control the borders of a In most cases, you will notīe concerned with this aspect. Or not, the user needs to be able to know where a form starts and where itĮnds.

Whether you allow the system icon and system buttons To reopen the Central form, in the Navigation Pane, right-click Central.Restart Microsoft Access and re-open the Hotel Management1 database.

On the Microsoft Office Access message box, click OK.

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In the left frame, click Current Databaseįrame, in the Document Window Options, click the Overlapping Windows radio.

Practical Learning: Accessing the System Buttons of a Form Windows controls on a form, you will decide what button to allow or not. The form cannot be minimized but can be maximizedĪll operations (minimize, maximize, restore, andĭepending on the role and probably the number of The form can be minimized or closed but not Values of the Min Max Buttons produce the following results: If you want to control the appearance and behavior of the systemīuttons, the Control Box property must be set to Yes. Would be no system buttons on the title bar. Regardless of the value of the Min Max Buttons property, there When the Control Box property is set to No, (partly) managed by the Control Box and the Min Max Buttons The presence and/or the role of the system buttons is Which ones to display and thus control the ability to close, minimize, or Instead of completely hiding all system buttons of a form, you can specify Make sure the user has a way to close the form.

In this case, the form would appear with neither the system Want these system buttons at all, access the Properties window of the formĪnd set the Control Box Boolean property to No from its Yesĭefault value. Group of these buttons is called the Control Box. If you display a form as overlapped, it would be equipped In the left frame, you can click Current Database and, in the rightįrame, in the Document Window Options sections, click the Overlapping Windows radioĪfter making the selection, you can click OK. To take care of this, you can click the Office Button and clickĪccess Options. Otherwise, a form can appear as a regular window with its By default, a form displays with a tab, in which case the The Tabbed Documents radio button and remove the check mark on the Displayĭocument Tabs check box, then click OK. In the right frame and in the Document Window Options section, click In the left frame of the Access Options dialog box, click Currentĭatabase. To do this, click the Office Button and click Access If you want, you can replace the tab of a form and let theĭisplay without the tab. When a form displays with a tab, the right section of the tab(s) displays a close button We mentioned that a form was represented in its top sectionīy a tab.

In the Properties window of the form, click the Format tab and click.

Practical Learning: Specifying the Caption of a Form Window and, in the Format or the All tab, click Caption and type the To specify the caption of a form, access its Properties Of the icon is called the caption of the form.

To access the properties of the form, double-click the button at theīy default, a form displays its name.

To switch the form to Design View, on the right side of the status.

Set the name to Central and press Enter.

To save the new form, right-click the Form1 tab and click Save.

To create a new form, on the ribbon, click Create and, in the Forms.

Start Microsoft Access and open the Hotel Management1 database you started in the previous lesson.

Practical Learning: Introducing Forms and Reports' Properties Represented by a tab that displays an icon. In some case, whether in Form View or in Design View, a form is Shows in Form View, if you are designing, or modifying the design of, a form, you Remember that, when displaying data to a user, the form Microsoft Access Database Lesson - Lesson 9: The Characteristics of a Form