How to switch child windows in 2007?

[WDSnews]

In previous versions of Windows applications it was possible to switch
between child windows using [Ctrl]-[Tab]. However in Access 2007, I haven't
found a keystroke that lets me switch between child windows such as two
queries in design mode. It would be useful to [Ctrl]-[Tab] to one design
window to copy a formula and then switch back to another design window where
the formula could be pasted.

In Word 2007 they took away the [Ctrl]-[Tab] keystroke for child windows but
they enabled each document as an application that can be switched to with
[Alt]-[Tab]. But what can I do in Access 2007?

 

[Fabien Delpierre]

You can use Ctrl+F6 to cycle between the child windows.
I don't know of a way to restore the ability to use Ctrl+Tab.

 

[Bob Larson]

Access 2007 no longer has the ability to have multiple windows in the
taskbar so you can't use the Alt+Tab functionality.

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Thanks,

Bob Larson
Access MVP

Free Access Tutorials and Resources: http://www.btabdevelopment.com

 

[WDSnews]

That'll work. thank you!

You can use Ctrl+F6 to cycle between the child windows.
I don't know of a way to restore the ability to use Ctrl+Tab.

In previous versions of Windows applications it was possible to switch
between child windows using [Ctrl]-[Tab]. However in Access 2007, I
haven't
found a keystroke that lets me switch between child windows such as two
queries in design mode. It would be useful to [Ctrl]-[Tab] to one design
window to copy a formula and then switch back to another design window
where
the formula could be pasted.

In Word 2007 they took away the [Ctrl]-[Tab] keystroke for child windows
but
they enabled each document as an application that can be switched to with
[Alt]-[Tab]. But what can I do in Access 2007?