6.

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1. Forms
2. Row Source
3. As the name suggests the tool is used to document the database.
4. A multiple item form, also known as a continuous form, lets you show information from more
than one record at a time.
5. A split form is a feature that gives you two views of your data at the same time a Form view
and a Datasheet view.
6. Anchor

6.2
1. Typically, a form is bound to a database table. The form is used to enter information into the
table and to display information from that table.
2. So, a bound form has a RecordSource, a table or query to which the form is "tied" or "based".
An unbound form does not have a RecordSource, that doesn't mean it can't contain data, but
the programmer will have to bring that data in manually, where a bound form automatically is
associated with some data.
3. Grid
4. Layout
5. Control
6. Click any corner and drag
7. Combo box
8. Select the caption that you want to change. Press DELETE to delete the existing caption, and
then press ENTER. Insert a new caption that uses the label that you want.
9. You can use the Header Section to identify a section of a form and provide access to the
properties of that section.
6.3
1. Table or query
2. From
3. Sum
4. field name or an expression

5. The tab order is the order in which the TAB key moves the input focus from one control to the
next within a dialog box. Controls with the TabStop property value of false are not included in
the collection of controls in the tab order.
6. Refers to the object and record that is currently active and awaiting user action.
7. Special effect