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  1. Sep 30th, 2005, 05:44 PM #1
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    Microsoft Access form style

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    I am new to vbforums and also programming. I dont know where to post this thread, hence i chose the off-topic section. Lets get on to the question but, i want to make a personal style( my own style) for the form styles available in microsoft access while making a form. Is it possible to do this? Will i need to do any programming or not?
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    Re: Microsoft Access form style

    this question should probably be in the general developers forum. pretty much the only help you'll get in chit chat is the kind you don't want. as for your question ..... I really have no clue.
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    Re: Microsoft Access form style

    Welcome to the Forums.

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    Re: Microsoft Access form style

    If it is possible I dont know or see how. Nothing is exposed from my initial research into this.

    You are talking about these types..?
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    Re: Microsoft Access form style

    yes i am talking about those
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