Tony,
In Access 2007:
One of the best ways to learn about a particular database is by using the
Database Documenter. You use the Database Documenter to build a report
containing detailed information about the objects in a database. You first
choose which objects will be detailed in the report. When you run the
Database Documenter, its report contains all of the data about the database
objects that you selected.
Open the database that you want to document.
On the Database Tools tab, in the Analyze group, click Database Documenter.
In the Documenter dialog box, click the tab that represents the type of
database object that you want to document. To create a report on all of the
objects in a database, click the All Object Types tab.
Select one or more of the objects listed on the tab. To select all of the
objects on a tab, click Select All.
Click OK.
The Database Documenter creates a report that contains detailed data for
each selected object, and then opens the report in Print Preview. For
example, if you run the Database Documenter against a data entry form, the
report created by the Documenter lists the properties for the form as a
whole, the properties for each of the sections in the form, and the
properties for any buttons, labels, text boxes, and other controls on the
form, plus any code modules and user permissions that are associated with the
form.
To print the report, on the Print Preview tab, in the Print group, click
Print.
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