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How do I create the header area? &nbsp;That's my problem. &nbsp;I don't see it available in the properties window unless I overlooked it.
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How do I create the header area?  That's my problem.  I don't see it available in the properties window unless I overlooked it.

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oops. &nbsp;nevermind. &nbsp;was a right click. d*mnit. &nbsp;Stupid mistake as usual.
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oops.  nevermind.  was a right click. d*mnit.  Stupid mistake as usual.

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I'm using Access 2003. &nbsp;I have a form whose Default View property is set to Continuous Forms. &nbsp;I need a header area so that I can have field names across the top without them being repeated above every record. &nbsp;If possible, how do I do it? &nbsp;I'm trying to use a form to display data similarly to how it gets displayed in a report (which has a predefined header area that I can stick the field names and report name in)
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I'm using Access 2003.  I have a form whose Default View property is set to Continuous Forms.  I need a header area so that I can have field names across the top without them being repeated above every record.  If possible, how do I do it?  I'm trying to use a form to display data similarly to how it gets displayed in a report (which has a predefined header area that I can stick the field names and report name in)

Header Area on an Access Form

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.