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AccessNeophyte
Greetings All,
The Switchboard I created with the Switchboard Manager wouldn't open
when the dB is opened. So I went to Tools -> Database Utilities ->
Switchboard Manager, chose my switchboard (that already said
(Default)), and clicked the "Make Default" button.
The switchboard still does not open when the db is opened. In fact, it
doesn't even exist, as far as I can see. It doesn't show in the Forms
window, and when I went into Tools -> Startup -> Display Form/Page box
and looked for it, it wasn't there.
I created a Form I am using as a Switchboard for now. That Form shows
in the Tools -> Startup -> Display Form/Page box, so I can arrange for
it to open when the dB is opened.
Is there an advantage to using a Switchboard using the Manager?
Thanks,
Liz
The Switchboard I created with the Switchboard Manager wouldn't open
when the dB is opened. So I went to Tools -> Database Utilities ->
Switchboard Manager, chose my switchboard (that already said
(Default)), and clicked the "Make Default" button.
The switchboard still does not open when the db is opened. In fact, it
doesn't even exist, as far as I can see. It doesn't show in the Forms
window, and when I went into Tools -> Startup -> Display Form/Page box
and looked for it, it wasn't there.
I created a Form I am using as a Switchboard for now. That Form shows
in the Tools -> Startup -> Display Form/Page box, so I can arrange for
it to open when the dB is opened.
Is there an advantage to using a Switchboard using the Manager?
Thanks,
Liz