Free Access programming tutorial Video 10

Access Form Events

In this video we cover option frames, option buttons
command buttons, in regards to printing reports. We
learn how to program “pick lists”, and further uses of message boxes.

We look at using the “On Open” event of forms to analyze
password entries, and string concatenation.

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