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| AutoForm | ” An Access form that is created automatically by the Form Wizard with no user input.” |
| AutoFormat | ”A predefined format that you can apply to a form or report to set the background picture |
| Bound Control | ” A control that is tied to a specific underlying field in an Access query or table to display the data in that field.” |
| Calculated Control | ” An unbound control (usually a text box) that contains an expression that calculates the values in other controls in an Access form or report.” |
| Combo Box | ”A bound control used to display a list of possible entries for a field in which you can also type an entry from the keyboard. It is a “combination” of the list box and text box controls.” |
| Control | ” An object on an Access form or report that displays data |
| Expression | ” A formula that calculates a value or defines criteria; in Access |
| Form Wizard | ”A tool which guides you through the initial development of the form. Your responses determine the record source |
| Label Control | ” An unbound control that displays text.” |
| Layout View | ”An Access view that lets you make some design changes to a form or report while you are browsing the data.” |
| List Box Control | ” A bound control that displays a list of possible choices for the user. “ |
| Property Sheet | ”A window that displays an exhaustive list of properties for the chosen control |
| Sections | ”A part of an Access form or report that contains a specific type of data |
| Split Form | ” A form that shows you two views of the same data at one time: a traditional form and a datasheet view.” |
| Tab Order | ” the order in which the focus moves from control to control on a form when you press the Tab key.” |
| Tab Stop | ” In Access |
| Text Box Button | ”A tool that you use to add a text box and associated label to a form or report in Design View. “ |
| Unbound Control | ” A control that is not tied to a specific field in a query or table; used to display general information or to perform calculations on the values in other controls in a form or report.” |
