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Old February 5th, 2006, 05:50 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.gettingstarted
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Hi,
I don't know if the template is a prober word for this... if so, I'm sorry.
I started to work with my database and ever since used the same 'layout' to
do my forms that the wizard suggested. No I'm kind of bored to the looks of
my forms and reports.
Is there any way to change them all at once or do I really have to go
through them manually??

Thanks

-elli-


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Old February 5th, 2006, 08:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.gettingstarted
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You will have to go through them one at a time but it isn't as bad as it
sounds. Fix one so you like the background and control properties and save
it. Then go to Tools/autoformat and press the customize button. Choose the
first option which is to create a new format based on the current form. You
can then apply this format to other forms to change everything all at once.
It may even be possible to apply the format with code but you'll need to
search for it. Unless you have more than 30 or so forms, it probably isn't
worth your while to find the code and implement it.

"elli" wrote in message
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Hi,
I don't know if the template is a prober word for this... if so, I'm
sorry.
I started to work with my database and ever since used the same 'layout'
to do my forms that the wizard suggested. No I'm kind of bored to the
looks of my forms and reports.
Is there any way to change them all at once or do I really have to go
through them manually??

Thanks

-elli-



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Old February 5th, 2006, 08:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.gettingstarted
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Hi Pat

Thank You for your answer
I'll have only about twenty forms, so it ain't so bad

Take care

-e-


"Pat Hartman(MVP)" kirjoitti
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You will have to go through them one at a time but it isn't as bad as it
sounds. Fix one so you like the background and control properties and
save it. Then go to Tools/autoformat and press the customize button.
Choose the first option which is to create a new format based on the
current form. You can then apply this format to other forms to change
everything all at once.
It may even be possible to apply the format with code but you'll need to
search for it. Unless you have more than 30 or so forms, it probably
isn't worth your while to find the code and implement it.

"elli" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I don't know if the template is a prober word for this... if so, I'm
sorry.
I started to work with my database and ever since used the same 'layout'
to do my forms that the wizard suggested. No I'm kind of bored to the
looks of my forms and reports.
Is there any way to change them all at once or do I really have to go
through them manually??

Thanks

-elli-





 




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