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Create a form outside of a program
I am creating a very simple Access DB for a video production company. They
want to set up a system so that users can enter their information at the event, instead of filling out a paper form, in order to avoid errors. I can create forms in Access, Front Page, or InfoPath (I'm most proficient in Access however) but I need a way that I can extract the form from the program - Essentially, I don't want the standard " File, Edit, View, etc" menu to be there. As of now, the company doesn't have the server capabilities to run an ASP setup, though if absolutely necessary this could change, but regardless, the data that is entered by our users should fill back to our Access DB. I need help with this ASAP, thanks! |
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Create a form outside of a program
Nancy A wrote:
I am creating a very simple Access DB for a video production company. They want to set up a system so that users can enter their information at the event, instead of filling out a paper form, in order to avoid errors. I can create forms in Access, Front Page, or InfoPath (I'm most proficient in Access however) but I need a way that I can extract the form from the program - Essentially, I don't want the standard " File, Edit, View, etc" menu to be there. As of now, the company doesn't have the server capabilities to run an ASP setup, though if absolutely necessary this could change, but regardless, the data that is entered by our users should fill back to our Access DB. I need help with this ASAP, thanks! Access forms cannot exist outside of an MDB file. Give them a full blown MDB file to enter the data into and then have them send that file back to you. You can import the data from their file into your master file. -- Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP Email (as appropriate) to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com |
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