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Changing a forms name

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Haggr1 - 05 Jul 2007 20:43 GMT
years ago when starting my Access Program I allowed my main form the use the
default name "Table1".  I didn't know then how many other things I would be
refering back to that form.  Now I find new users getting confused.

Question: I know MS will allow me to change the name and  MS will try to
change all references, but I know for experience that does always work.  Can
I assign an alias?

Guess what  my main "table" is called?
Douglas J. Steele - 05 Jul 2007 20:50 GMT
You can create a query with the appropriate name, and Access will use the
query rather than the table.

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> years ago when starting my Access Program I allowed my main form the use
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> Guess what  my main "table" is called?
Haggr1 - 05 Jul 2007 21:11 GMT
What I really trying to achive is how my desktop toolbar displays that form.
Now it is "Table1:Form"
I have long since corrected other forms, queries, tables.  But thoses two I
used for a year before adding Tables, Forms, and Queries.

What I am doing is going back thought my program and tweaking all the little
things I have been meaning to get around to.  The program runs so well, these
little errors just bug me.

Thanks for your help in advance

>You can create a query with the appropriate name, and Access will use the
>query rather than the table.
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>> Guess what  my main "table" is called?
Douglas J. Steele - 05 Jul 2007 23:54 GMT
Look at the Caption property of the form.

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Haggr1 - 06 Jul 2007 16:13 GMT
I was way over thinking this.  Thanks

>Look at the Caption property of the form.
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>>>> Guess what  my main "table" is called?
 
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