CheckInOutrev.mdb

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I only wish I had half of your knowledge. Thank you so much. You are truely wonderful.

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So, confused and I don't know why, other than I am doing this form a little different. The question on your website for General Tab Control - Part 2 is almost what I am wanting to do.<br />
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This is a tab control form-pages with the tabs type set to &quot;NONE&quot; instead of set to buttons or tabs. I want the buttons to be on the left side of the form and not use the top buttons to keep the pages from going way across the window. <br />
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I have subforms on each of the tabs for the items on the left which are command buttons.<br />
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My first tab is blank to hide the actual first tab. I know there is other was to hide them by making it visible or unvisible.<br />
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I will be having other areas of this form with other more tabs on this to do other things.<br />
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I am attaching my database so you can see how I am wanting it to work. The form I am working on is fMaintenance. <br />
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We will be using a pen scanner to scan in and out (check in and out items) which is working in excel right now.<br />
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Database name is checkin checkout.<br />
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CheckInOut.mdb

So, confused and I don't know why, other than I am doing this form a little different. The question on your website for General Tab Control - Part 2 is almost what I am wanting to do.

This is a tab control form-pages with the tabs type set to "NONE" instead of set to buttons or tabs. I want the buttons to be on the left side of the form and not use the top buttons to keep the pages from going way across the window. 

I have subforms on each of the tabs for the items on the left which are command buttons.

My first tab is blank to hide the actual first tab. I know there is other was to hide them by making it visible or unvisible.

I will be having other areas of this form with other more tabs on this to do other things.

I am attaching my database so you can see how I am wanting it to work. The form I am working on is fMaintenance. 

We will be using a pen scanner to scan in and out (check in and out items) which is working in excel right now.

Database name is checkin checkout.

General Tab Control - Part 3

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.

Microsoft Access

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