| Publisher | FMS, Inc | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | HTML | Date added | 14 Aug 2003 |
| Topics | Data Acquisition / ETL, Database Management | ||
| Downloads | 31 | ||
One of the more important aspects of an Access form's user interface are the navigation buttons that allow users to move through records. Access supplies this functionality through the NavigationButtons property of the form, offering you the ability to automatically have navigation buttons appear at the bottom of your of form. On the surface, the built-in navigation buttons serve their purpose, but are limited in that they are not customizable: you can turn them on or off, but you cannot control their behavior or appearance. They are also limited by the fact that they are always displayed at the bottom of the form. If your application's user-interface design requires a different location, you are out of luck.
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