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Reply Wed 1 Aug 2007, 17:01Delegate Dave said...

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Microsoft Access 2002 forms

Hi,

I just wanted to check, whether it is possible to change the look of a Microsoft Access 2002 form, ie change the colour etc?

Thanks
Dave

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Reply Wed 1 Aug 2007, 17:14Trainer David said...

RE: Microsoft Access 2002 forms

Hi Dave,

Yes you can change the look of forms within Microsoft Access 2002. To do this you need to have your database open using Microsoft Access 2002. Select the form you want to edit and whilst in design view right mouse click and select properties. Within the properties window you should find a field called background colour and various other fields that will help you change the look of your forms within Microsoft Access 2002.

Hope this helps
David

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