Access 2000: How to label a Form Record with a Tag?

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Hello,

I have created a form with multiple tabbed pages. The first tab of the form
contains customer ID and name fields. The other tabbed pages do not contain
the customer ID and name fields. I would like to label these other tabbed
pages with a "tag" (may not be the correct terminology) so that there is no
confusion about the identity of the record.

In other words, I would like the customer's name to show up as a text label
at the bottom of each page of the form (not including the first page, which
already contains customer ID and name information). How does one do this?

Thank you,
Diana
 
Just add an unbound text field and put the customer id and or name fields in
it.

Why not just move the customer ID and name fields off of the tabs so they
will be visible no matter which tab you are on?
 

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