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| a list of values from which to choose when entering information into a field |
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| a field that can store more than one entry |
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| an alternative view of a table or query, displaying the fields in an easy-to-enter arrangement, usually one record at a time |
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| a form that shows a related table as a separate pane below the form |
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| the view in which you can edit the controls on a form |
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| an item such as a text box, label, or line on a form or report |
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| a feature that applies a formatting template to a form, including background and fonts |
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| the spacing on the outside of the control |
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| the spacing on the inside of the control |
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| the order in which the insertion point moves from field to field on a form |
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| squares around the border of a control that can be dragged to resize the control |
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| an area at the top of the form, above the Detail area, in which you can enter titles, explanatory text, graphics, or anything else that applies to the form as a whole |
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| same as form header except it applies to individual printed pages instead of to the form as a whole |
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| an area at the bottom of the form, below the Deatail area, in which you can enter explanatory text, date codes, or anything else that applies to the form as a whole |
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| same as form footer except it applies to individual printed pages |
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| not connected to a particular field; for example, a text box that holds a date or time code is an unbound control |
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| joining 2 disparate elements in a single function by using the & operator |
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