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Customise Autoformat in Access 2007
I want to customise a form format under the Autoformat option in Access 2007.
However when I click on the Customise button it doesn't allow me to edit the font size or colour. How do I do this? Itried changing the font size of a control on the current form and then chosing the option to create a new style based on the form but it didn't hold the new font size to all the controls when I tried to apply it to other forms. Alternatively how do i create a design that I can use to create a style in Auto format so that I can can change all my existing forms to the new style? Thanks Tony |
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Customise Autoformat in Access 2007
I got fed up very quickly playing with the format features in 2007, so went
back to the old way of creating a 'master' form with all controls and form layout as I want it, then save that form as frmZDesign (so it;s always at the bottom) and then rather than creating a new form I open that one, click Save As to give it the name i want, set control defaults, then delete all the existing controls and continue from there. Although I have noticed that 2007 crashes about 1 in 10 times when I do this routine. I'm fairly sure it happens when I set defaults and delete the existing controls without saving in between times. At least it hasn't crashed since I started saving between the 2 actions. "Tony Williams" wrote: I want to customise a form format under the Autoformat option in Access 2007. However when I click on the Customise button it doesn't allow me to edit the font size or colour. How do I do this? Itried changing the font size of a control on the current form and then chosing the option to create a new style based on the form but it didn't hold the new font size to all the controls when I tried to apply it to other forms. Alternatively how do i create a design that I can use to create a style in Auto format so that I can can change all my existing forms to the new style? Thanks Tony |
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Customise Autoformat in Access 2007
Thanks Tony, maybe I'll end up trying to do something along those lines.
Thanks again for the tip. Tony "TonyT" wrote: I got fed up very quickly playing with the format features in 2007, so went back to the old way of creating a 'master' form with all controls and form layout as I want it, then save that form as frmZDesign (so it;s always at the bottom) and then rather than creating a new form I open that one, click Save As to give it the name i want, set control defaults, then delete all the existing controls and continue from there. Although I have noticed that 2007 crashes about 1 in 10 times when I do this routine. I'm fairly sure it happens when I set defaults and delete the existing controls without saving in between times. At least it hasn't crashed since I started saving between the 2 actions. "Tony Williams" wrote: I want to customise a form format under the Autoformat option in Access 2007. However when I click on the Customise button it doesn't allow me to edit the font size or colour. How do I do this? Itried changing the font size of a control on the current form and then chosing the option to create a new style based on the form but it didn't hold the new font size to all the controls when I tried to apply it to other forms. Alternatively how do i create a design that I can use to create a style in Auto format so that I can can change all my existing forms to the new style? Thanks Tony |
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