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CD-ROM 4
Making Forms and Controls
Work
6.1 Modifying a Form’s Caption
6.2 Validating a Form’s Data
6.3 Using a Control’s Data Events
6.4 Introducing the Combo (and List) Box
Working with the VBA IDE
7.1 A Quick Tour of the VBA IDE
7.2 Writing Code
7.3 Testing Code
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Effective Database Design
8.1 Why Bother with Design?
8.2 Relational Model Basics
8.3 Normalization
Making the Most of Your
Tables
9.1 Building the Rules of the Business into the Database
9.2 Relationships and Referential Integrity
9.3 Creating Indexes
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CD-ROM 6
Parameter and Aggregate
Queries
10.1 Creating Parameter Queries
10.2 Aggregate Queries
10.3 Query Properties
Creating Data Access Pages
11.1 Introducing Data Access Pages
11.2 Working with Data Access Pages
11.3 Creating a Data Access Page with Groups
11.4 Deploying Data Access Pages
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Investigating VBA
12.1 Why Use VBA?
12.2 Introducing Modules and Procedures
12.3 Calling Procedures
12.4 Creating Your Own Procedures
12.5 Using Variables
12.6 Variable Data Types
12.7 Finishing the Age Function
12.8 Using Constants
Programming Objects
13.1 Working with Objects
13.2 Working with Collections
13.3 Using Object Variables
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CD-ROM 8
Report Tips and Tricks
14.1 Getting Just the Data You Want
14.2 Creating Reports with Multiple Columns
14.3 Numbering Items on a Report
14.4 Using BackColor to Create Alternate Gray Lines
Controlling Controls
15.1 Using Subforms
15.2 Using MultiSelect ListBox Controls
15.3 Handling New Entries in a Combo Box
15.4 Working with Tab Controls
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Programming Forms' Data
16.1 Filtering and Sorting Forms
16.2 Finding a Row on a Form
16.3 Mark a Row and Return to It Later
16.4 Using a Form’s Recordset Property (Access 2000)
Form Tips and Tricks
17.1 Creating a Splash Screen
17.2 Using Popup Forms
17.3 Controlling a Form’s Closing
17.4 Tapping into Keyboard Events
17.5 Using ActiveX Controls
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