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You can try this link <a href="http://www.createthefuture.com/access.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.createthefuture.com/access.htm</a>&nbsp;<br />
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I hope this help
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You can try this link http://www.createthefuture.com/access.htm [http://www.createthefuture.com/access.htm] 

I hope this help

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Waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too easy.<br />
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And here I'm always telling everyone &quot;when in doubt, right click'.<br />
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Guess I should take my own advice.<br />
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Thanks!
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Waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too easy.

And here I'm always telling everyone "when in doubt, right click'.

Guess I should take my own advice.

Thanks!

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&quot;&quot;when in doubt, right click'.&quot;<br />
No dude ... that is my saying. &nbsp;I tell all of our db users here at work ... that is my motto :-)<br />
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mx
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""when in doubt, right click'."
No dude ... that is my saying.  I tell all of our db users here at work ... that is my motto :-)

mx

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Hi All - <br />
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Recently converted a 2003 database to 2007.<br />
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How do I change the layout of the navigation pane?<br />
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I would only like to see the name of the table, query, form, etc - but none of the details (date created, modified, description, etc).<br />
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Any ideas?
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Hi All - 

Recently converted a 2003 database to 2007.

How do I change the layout of the navigation pane?

I would only like to see the name of the table, query, form, etc - but none of the details (date created, modified, description, etc).

Any ideas?

Change Navigation Pane layout &amp; details

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.

Change Navigation Pane layout &amp; details

Change Navigation Pane layout & details