Contact management template

[gordon]

I am returning to Access after a very long break and using Access
2003.

I downloaded the new Contact management template from the Microsoft
site and was very impressed by the tabbed forms all on one form. Can
anyone point me to information that might explain how they did that,
as I would like to use it, but add some extra tabbed forms of my own?

Thanks

Gordon

 

[Al Camp]

Gordon,
A tab control is no diffrent than a combo control, a text control, a list control...
etc... Just place it on the form, and size it as you require.
Right clicking on the tab control itself, will allow you to Add/Delete/Reorder your tab
elements.

You then place your fields/controls/subform etc... on each individual "tab" as desired.

Note: Fields or Controls or subforms, added to the Tab Control, must be "dragged from
the field list or tool box", or "cut and pasted" onto the tab... while that tab is
selected.
Read Help on Tab controls, or refer to any Access reference manual for more
information.

 

[Guest]

I have created a contact management system and am looking to find out what
organizations have implemented such a system with Access as an enterprise.
Multi-user input and dealing with security issues.

Susan

 

[Guest]

Susan

How has your contact management system got on - Id be interested to hear
your experiences. Do you have an example ofit on a website?

Globo

 

[Guest]

Hi All,

New user looking for help.
I have started using Contact Management1 and loaded all my client details
onto it. I need to be able to use it as a "diary" and be able to put in "next
contzct date" and be reminded when the contact is due.
I can't figure out how to do this!
Any help appreciated.
Thanks