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OK that is good to know. &nbsp;I just added a form where would I go to run it?
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OK that is good to know.  I just added a form where would I go to run it?

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Simply double-click the form to open it in &quot;Form View&quot;.<br />
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If you're in form design mode, then from the Design tab on the ribbon, select View -&gt; Form View.
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Simply double-click the form to open it in "Form View".

If you're in form design mode, then from the Design tab on the ribbon, select View -> Form View.

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If you want the form to open automatically when the database opens -<br />
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A2010 instructions (A2013 will be similar)<br />
File<br />
-- Options<br />
-----Current Database<br />
-----------&quot;Display Form:&quot; -- choose form from dropdown.<br />
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Save and close. &nbsp;When you open the database the next time, the selected form will open. &nbsp;Typically, we use a switchboard or menu form as our opening form and that form leads to all other forms.
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If you want the form to open automatically when the database opens -

A2010 instructions (A2013 will be similar)
File
-- Options
-----Current Database
-----------"Display Form:" -- choose form from dropdown.

Save and close.  When you open the database the next time, the selected form will open.  Typically, we use a switchboard or menu form as our opening form and that form leads to all other forms.

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I am creating a microsoft access application. &nbsp;Where do i go to run the application?
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I am creating a microsoft access application.  Where do i go to run the application?

Form application: how do i run it?

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.