You can do it with the Switchboard Manager, but those aren't easy to
maintain -- we get a lot of questions about what has gone wrong. Almost
always, experienced Access developers say they just create their own
Switchboard Form(s), using unbound Forms, and the Command Button Wizard. You
can have Command Buttons, too, that open another Switchboard Form. And, if
you have a need and learn just a little VBA code, you can add various
selection criteria, etc., right into your Switchboard.
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