SUMMARY
Access has a number of very powerful form features. By using VBA, along with the Tag and OpenArgs properties, you can create forms that can be reused for different tasks. By using the native Tab control found on Access forms, you can increase performance dramatically with very little effort. More information about VBA, multiple instances, and the Tab control is in the following chapters:
In Chapter 4, “Looking at the Access Collections,” you learn how to create multiple instances of any of the Access objects and ways to use this technique.
Chapter 10, “Expanding the Power of Your Forms with Controls,” gives you more information on programming the Tab control.
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