Using Switchboard

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If I don't like the way that access switchboard works can I use My own
design for boards, and if so is it really practical?
 
Thanks A lot that's what I thought
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Dustin


KARL DEWEY said:
You can build forms with command buttons to do the same thing.

You can change and/or add code to the workings of the form. I added more
button space and more functions.

WARNING - Make a back up of the database before trying this. I always make
backups and one time I was modifying the code under the switchboard and
locked up the database to the point it could not be recovered.
 
You can build forms with command buttons to do the same thing.

You can change and/or add code to the workings of the form. I added more
button space and more functions.

WARNING - Make a back up of the database before trying this. I always make
backups and one time I was modifying the code under the switchboard and
locked up the database to the point it could not be recovered.
 

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