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you can use the built in access documenter, tools &gt;&nbsp;analyze &gt;&nbsp;documenter<br />
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or use vba codes
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you can use the built in access documenter, tools > analyze > documenter


or use vba codes

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Thanks Capricorn, I already try the documenter but all I need are the control's names, and not all the other junk in the documenter. How can I do this with VBA?
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Thanks Capricorn, I already try the documenter but all I need are the control's names, and not all the other junk in the documenter. How can I do this with VBA?

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No, I didnt..I see now it can be done from there. <br />
Thanks Capricorn!
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No, I didnt..I see now it can be done from there.
Thanks Capricorn!

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I have a form with several textboxes, lists, radio button, etc. How can I extract all the name of these objects to a text file?
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I have a form with several textboxes, lists, radio button, etc. How can I extract all the name of these objects to a text file?

How to extract object names from a 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.