- >In any version of Access while you are in the Application which has every
thing enabled press Alt-F11 together. That will bring up the VBA Code Window.
You can directly see the "Add-Ins" menu in the top menu Bar.
- >You can move a column in a Database view by Single Left clicking the
column header and while keeping the Mouse Left Key pressed move the Mouse to
the new destination and when you release the mouse key, you will find that
the column has moved to new position. If this is done in a query output it
still works or alternatively you can move the coulmn in the query design view
too in the same way. For Forms move the fields as per you need.
- > I hope I have understood you question correctly and to me it seems that
you are unable to activate the Wizard for List Box or Combo Box or what ever
you want. First go into design mode for any form. Check if the Tool Bar is
active and viewable or not. (If not activate the tool Bar by going to menu
"View", Click on the "toolbar" will activate and de-activate the Tool Bar in
the Form Design View). If the Too Bar is active check if the "Wizard Button"
is pressed or not. It is the second button from top or from left. It must be
un-pressed till now. Like the Tool Bar it too is a toggle button. so try
clicking it. And then place some combo box or command button on the form and
it should pop up the wizard.
-Vaibhav Joshi
