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replyReply Wed 19 Sep 2007, 16:19Delegate Paru said...

Paru has attended:
Excel Advanced course
Access Introduction course

Introduction to access

How do i customise forms to show my company logo?

Please help

Thanks
Paru

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replyReply Fri 21 Sep 2007, 15:27Trainer Richard said...

RE: Introduction to access

Go to the DESIGN VIEW of your form.

Click INSERT > PICTURE
Browse to the file containing your logo
INSERT

Move and resize the logo.

 

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