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January 26th, 2006, 01:43 AM
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Two page forms and page breaks
At work, I was asked to lengthen a form to two pages. I inserted a page break
and rearranged the fields to fit the two pages. When the form opened, via the switchboard, I could only see the header of the first page and the entire second page. I was unable to access the first page of the form to enter data. I would appreciate some help on this. I think they are using Access 97 still. I'm still new to Access so take it easy on me, ok? 
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January 26th, 2006, 04:14 AM
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Two page forms and page breaks
Where did you put your page break; in the header, body, or footer of the form?
"2old2stayout" wrote: At work, I was asked to lengthen a form to two pages. I inserted a page break and rearranged the fields to fit the two pages. When the form opened, via the switchboard, I could only see the header of the first page and the entire second page. I was unable to access the first page of the form to enter data. I would appreciate some help on this. I think they are using Access 97 still. I'm still new to Access so take it easy on me, ok?
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January 26th, 2006, 01:39 PM
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Two page forms and page breaks
2old2stayout wrote:
At work, I was asked to lengthen a form to two pages. I inserted a page break and rearranged the fields to fit the two pages. When the form opened, via the switchboard, I could only see the header of the first page and the entire second page. I was unable to access the first page of the form to enter data. I would appreciate some help on this. I think they are using Access 97 still. I'm still new to Access so take it easy on me, ok? Page breaks in forms is rather out-dated. I would suggest you use the TabControl with two TabPages instead. -- I don't check the Email account attached to this message. Send instead to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com
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