Database Reference
In-Depth Information
TIP
If you point to the border of a text box control and drag it to a new location, the
associated label moves with it. Similarly, if you point to the border of a label control
and drag, the associated text box control also moves. If you want to move either con-
trol independently of the other, you must drag the large gray square in the control's
upper-left corner.
Let's look at the results of the changes.
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Switch to
Form
view.
The labels and their controls now look neater on the form.
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Scroll through a few category records. Try to edit entries in the
CategoryID
field to
confirm that you can't.
The record selector bar down the left side of this form isn't needed right now, so let's
turn it off.
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Switch to
Design
view, and click the form selector (the box in the upper-left corner
at the junction of the horizontal and vertical rulers) to display the properties for the
entire form
in the Property Sheet
pane .
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On the
Format
page of the
Property Sheet
pane, change the
Record Selectors
property to
No
. Then close the
Property Sheet
pane.
