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how do I activate a specific web page in a form...access 2003?
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Niniel said:If by "activate" you mean "to be clickable and open in a browser window",
then all you have to do is make the the field in your table that contains the
link a "hyperlink"-type field [vs. text].
Dan Johnson said:how do I activate a specific web page in a form...access 2003?
Dan Johnson said:I followed these instructions to place the web page on the form:
Display a Web page on a form
Open the form in Design view.
In the toolbox, click the More Controls tool .
A menu appears that lists all the registered ActiveX controls in your system.
On the menu of ActiveX controls, click Microsoft Web Browser.
On the form, click where you want to place the control.
Move and size the control if necessary.
how do you create the link between the hyperlink and the web page in the
actual form?
Niniel said:If by "activate" you mean "to be clickable and open in a browser window",
then all you have to do is make the the field in your table that contains the
link a "hyperlink"-type field [vs. text].
Dan Johnson said:how do I activate a specific web page in a form...access 2003?
Niniel said:I'm still not sure I understand your question. Do you want to actually
display an external website right on your form, or do you want to place a
link to a site on the form that can be clicked and will load the site in a
browser window?
Dan Johnson said:I followed these instructions to place the web page on the form:
Display a Web page on a form
Open the form in Design view.
In the toolbox, click the More Controls tool .
A menu appears that lists all the registered ActiveX controls in your system.
On the menu of ActiveX controls, click Microsoft Web Browser.
On the form, click where you want to place the control.
Move and size the control if necessary.
how do you create the link between the hyperlink and the web page in the
actual form?
Niniel said:If by "activate" you mean "to be clickable and open in a browser window",
then all you have to do is make the the field in your table that contains the
link a "hyperlink"-type field [vs. text].
:
how do I activate a specific web page in a form...access 2003?
Dan Johnson said:i want to display an external web page in the form...it is for a drawings db.
Niniel said:I'm still not sure I understand your question. Do you want to actually
display an external website right on your form, or do you want to place a
link to a site on the form that can be clicked and will load the site in a
browser window?
Dan Johnson said:I followed these instructions to place the web page on the form:
Display a Web page on a form
Open the form in Design view.
In the toolbox, click the More Controls tool .
A menu appears that lists all the registered ActiveX controls in your system.
On the menu of ActiveX controls, click Microsoft Web Browser.
On the form, click where you want to place the control.
Move and size the control if necessary.
how do you create the link between the hyperlink and the web page in the
actual form?
:
If by "activate" you mean "to be clickable and open in a browser window",
then all you have to do is make the the field in your table that contains the
link a "hyperlink"-type field [vs. text].
:
how do I activate a specific web page in a form...access 2003?
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