how can I create an Input interface in Access ?

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pedro8ae@hotmail.com - 26 May 2005 18:02 GMT

I need that someone can type Input information and saved in a Access data base.
How can I create a friendly interface in access? that alow me to input data
like name telephone reason to call.. etc etc

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Rick B - 26 May 2005 18:53 GMT

This question is way to vague to answer here.

Have you tried starting with one of the templates that comes with Access?
There is one out there that should do the trick for you.

If you get started with your database and post back specific questions, we
will be glad to help you out, but we can't tell you from start to scratch
how to build it. That would be like trying to explain how to rebuild an
engine to someone.

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> I need that someone can type Input information and saved in a Access data base.
> How can I create a friendly interface in access? that alow me to input data
> like name telephone reason to call.. etc etc

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nathan a - 26 May 2005 19:44 GMT

I would try using a form.

> This question is way to vague to answer here.
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> data
> > like name telephone reason to call.. etc etc

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Shariq - 27 May 2005 21:56 GMT

Its a very simple process in MS Access; assuming database is created and
tables are already setup.
1. Click on Forms and then click on New to create a new form.
2. A New Form dialog box will appear; select Design View from the list and
then select input table from the dropdown combobox.
3. A blank user input form will appear with another window on top of it
having all the field names from the selected table.
4. Drag and drop desired field names from the list to the form.

That's all you need to do to create a simple user inteerface for input/output.

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