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by - delegate Spencer [1 post] (2007 Feb 28 Wed, 09:50) Reply

How do I get my company logo into the header of each page of a database?

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RE: Company Header

by - trainer David gold contributer [428 posts] (2007 Mar 5 Mon, 11:51) Reply

Hi Spencer

The best way of doing this is to build some custom forms for data input, then within this form you can insert you company logo and customise the form to suit your needs.

Hope this helps
David

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Create An Inaccessible Field On A Form

There is sometimes a need to make a field in a form look like a normal field but be completely inaccessible to the user. To do this:

In the Field's Properties
Set the ENABLED property to No
Set the LOCKED property to Yes

The field will not grey out, but the user will not be able to do anything with it.

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