Nav Butns propty on SUBFORMS

[mark R.]

How is it possible that I created a SUBFORM in such a way
that ACCESS doesnot give me a Navigation buttons property
choice on the properties right click to set to "NO" ?

Do I have to set it in Visual Basic? I guess I could.
What would the event and code be?

Private Sub_subformname_ENTER() or CLICK() or what?
Me!SUBFORMNAME.NAVIGATIONBUTTONS=FALSE ? or what
end sub

NOTE:
Regarding one to many relationships and creating a subform
for the "many" table" as a mainform first and then
dragging it into the "one's " mainform as a subform, I
do not get a subform that displays the "next record"
automatically, as I do when creating a subform using the
wizard. So my question above is assuming I created the
subform using the wizard and not the "drag" technique,
because I want to display all "many" records for the
primary key and show the "next" new record all at the same
time.

 

[tina]

if you have the main form open in design view, and have
selected the subform control, you won't find the property
there.
remember that a subform is still a form object in the
database window. close the main form. open the subform in
design view, from the database window. all your form
properties are available, including Navigation buttons.
hth

 

[mark R.]

if I used the wizard to create the subform, is it
accessible from the database window as you say?

 

[mark R.]

Wait, I think I found some critical information as to the
mystery.

my source object says table.tablexyz not subformname_xyz

So what's the difference?

Had I dragged a table into the subform window and not a
form?

Is that why I can't access the subform?