Arrange tabs in Access 2007

T

Tom

In Access 2007, is there a way to view multiple tables at the same
time. In previous versions of Access, each open table (or query) was
its own window, and I could arrange them any way I want. Not that
Access has the tabbed interface, is the ability to view multiple
windows gone? Thanks.
 
M

miffy900

Yes you can still view tables as windows in Access 2007.

Open Access options, and on the left below "Popular" click "Current
Database" to switch settings pages - on this settings page, there should
be a title, "Application Options" with two radio buttons (below some
other stuff) under a phrase that says 'Document Window Options'. Click
the radio button 'Overlapping Windows' - reopen the database and this
should allow you manually arrange table windows so you can view two or
more at the same time.
 

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