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Change default design grid spacing?

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psandrew - 07 Jan 2008 01:45 GMT
I want to change the default grid dots per inch spacing in Access 2003 forms
design view without having to enter the desired spacing in the form
properties every time I want to design a new form.  I know I can save a blank
template form with the settings and then use that for designing new forms,
but is there another way?
Jeanette Cunningham - 07 Jan 2008 05:27 GMT
Hi,
Create a new form and set its grid spacing to your specs. Save the form.
From the database window choose Tools   >> Options >>  Forms/reports tab>>
in the box for Form Template type in the name of that form with the grid set
just how you like it. Every time you create a new form, it will have the new
grid. It is a good idea to set other defaults on the same form as well.

Jeanette Cunningham

>I want to change the default grid dots per inch spacing in Access 2003
>forms
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> template form with the settings and then use that for designing new forms,
> but is there another way?
psandrew - 07 Jan 2008 06:13 GMT
Thanks.  Does the form wizard use the saved form template to set its defaults?

> Hi,
> Create a new form and set its grid spacing to your specs. Save the form.
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> > template form with the settings and then use that for designing new forms,
> > but is there another way?
Jeanette Cunningham - 07 Jan 2008 06:17 GMT
Yes

Jeanette Cunningham

> Thanks.  Does the form wizard use the saved form template to set its
> defaults?
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>> > forms,
>> > but is there another way?
 
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