Hide Navigation Buttons at Bottom of Form

[Carl]

I have a form to be used by 5 individuals. It will be in startup and the
database window will be hidden in the front end on their computers. It will
thus be the only object they have to work with.
I have a macro in the form so that when the form opens, it opens so that
they can put in a new record. It also has a command button to close the
Application. They are instructed to use the tab key to navigate through the
form and to start the next new record.
What I need to do is hide the navigation buttons at the bottom so they can
not see or get to any records except the new record being entered. Once I
get that done, the database should be ready to deploy.
A little guidance will be much apppreciated.
Thanks
Carl

 

[Al Campagna]

Carl,
Set the form's Navigation Buttons property to NO.

You might also be interested in the form's Data Entry property. If set
to YES, only new records can be added. Users can not see any previous data
entry records.
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hth
Al Campagna
Microsoft Access MVP
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[Linq Adams via AccessMonster.com]

As Al has said, setting the form's Data Entry property to Yes will do the job
of only allowing. I wouldn't eliminate the navigation buttons, for the simple
reason that in a single session, the data entry person may want to check
something they entered on a previous record and perhaps correct an error.