How Do You Create Forms In Microsoft Access 2007?
Microsoft Access is a database that stores information, and you can use Access to create forms. Such forms allow you to manage, change, and view the information that is in a database. Once you create a form, you can customize it by adding fields, text boxes, and even pictures. You can also create sub-forms by adding one form to another. A single-item form shows the data for one entry in the form at a time. You can use the Form Tool in Access to create a single item form. Open Access by clicking “Start,” “Programs,” “Microsoft Office” and “Microsoft Office Access 2007.” This will open the “Getting Started with Microsoft Office Access” window. Click “Blank Database” under the New Blank Database section. Specify a file name for your form, and then click “Create.” This will open a blank database for you to work with. Click the table or query in the Navigation Pane that contains the information you want to display in the form. Click the “Create” tab and then click “Form.” Click the “Home” t
