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How to switch design while working on reports or form. Actually i forgot the shortcut key. I remember something like ctrl+F11, but its not shift key while starting DB.
Apr 18 '08 #1
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  1.  
  2. To display a property sheet 
  3.  Alt + Enter 
  4.  
  5. To quit Microsoft Access, close a dialog box, or close a property sheet 
  6.  Alt + F4
  7.  
  8. To toggle between breaking and not breaking on unhandled errors and then step to the next statement 
  9.  Alt + F5
  10.  
  11. To toggle between breaking and not breaking in class modules and then continue execution 
  12.  Alt + F8
  13.  
  14. To select all visible code in the Module window 
  15.  Ctrl + A
  16.  
  17. To halt the execution of code or a macro 
  18.  Ctrl + Break
  19.  
  20. To move to the current field in the last record, in Navigation mode 
  21.  Ctrl + Down Arrow
  22.  
  23. To display the next procedure 
  24.  Ctrl + Down Arrow
  25.  
  26. To move to the last field in the last record, in Navigation mode 
  27.  Ctrl + End
  28.  
  29. To open the selected table, query, form, report, macro, or module in Design view 
  30.  Ctrl + Enter or Alt + D
  31.  
  32. To toggle between a custom menu bar and a built-in menu bar 
  33.  Ctrl + F11
  34.  
  35. To invoke a Builder 
  36.  Ctrl + F2
  37.  
  38. To put focus on the Procedure Box 
  39.  Ctrl + 2 (then press Tab)
  40.  
  41. To find the next occurrence of selected text 
  42.  Ctrl + F3
  43.  
  44. To run code to the current insertion point and halt execution 
  45.  Ctrl + F8
  46.  
  47. To turn on Move mode (MOV appears in the lower right corner of the window)
  48.  Ctrl + F8
  49.  
  50. To set the next statement 
  51.  Ctrl + F9
  52.  
  53. To display the Debug window 
  54.  Ctrl + G
  55.  
  56. To move to the first field in the first record, in Navigation mode 
  57.  Ctrl + Home
  58.  
  59. To display quick information 
  60.  Ctrl + I
  61.  
  62. To list properties and methods 
  63.  Ctrl + J
  64.  
  65. To display the Calls dialog box 
  66.  Ctrl + L
  67.  
  68. To move to the current field in the next record 
  69.  Ctrl + Page Down
  70.  
  71. To go right one screen 
  72.  Ctrl + Page Down
  73.  
  74. To move to the current field in the previous record 
  75.  Ctrl + Page Up 
  76.  
  77. To go left one screen 
  78.  Ctrl + Page Up
  79.  
  80. To select a form or report 
  81.  Ctrl + R 
  82.  
  83. To return to the last line position in the previously viewed procedure 
  84.  Ctrl + Shift + F2
  85.  
  86. To step out of a procedure 
  87.  Ctrl + Shift + F8
  88.  
  89. To clear all breakpoints 
  90.  Ctrl + Shift +F9
  91.  
  92. To display parameter information 
  93.  Ctrl + Shift + I
  94.  
  95. To list constants 
  96.  Ctrl + Shift + J
  97.  
  98. To exit the subform and move to the previous field in the main form or previous record 
  99.  Ctrl + Shift + Tab 
  100.  
  101. To complete the Visual Basic keyword 
  102.  Ctrl + Spacebar
  103.  
  104. To cycle through the tab of each object's type 
  105.  Ctrl + Tab
  106.  
  107. To exit the subform and move to the next field in the master form or next record
  108.  Ctrl + Tab
  109.  
  110. To move to the current field in the first record, in Navigation mode 
  111.  Ctrl + Up Arrow 
  112.  
  113. To display the previous procedure 
  114.  Ctrl + Up Arrow
  115.  
  116. To cut the current line and copy it to the Clipboard 
  117.  Ctrl + Y
  118.  
  119. To enter the selected item in a list 
  120.  Ctrl + Enter or Tab
  121.  
  122. To display context-sensitive Help about the keyword containing the insertion point 
  123.  F1
  124.  
  125. To bring the Database window to the front 
  126.  F11 or Alt + F1
  127.  
  128. To rename a selected object 
  129.  F2
  130.  
  131. Switch between edit mode (with insertion point displayed) and navigation mode 
  132.  F2
  133.  
  134. To display the complete hyperlink address for a selected hyperlink 
  135.  F2
  136.  
  137. To display the Object Browser 
  138.  F2
  139.  
  140. To find the next occurrence of the text specified in the Find or Replace dialog box when the dialog box is closed 
  141.  F3
  142.  
  143. To switch to Form view from form design or a form module 
  144.  F5
  145.  
  146. To move to the record number box; 
  147.  F5 then type the record number and press Enter
  148.  
  149. To move to the record number box; 
  150.  F5 then type the record number and press Enter 
  151.  
  152. To continue execution of code or macro
  153.  F5 
  154.  
  155. To run a parameterless subprocedure containing the insertion point, from the Module window 
  156.  F5
  157.  
  158. To switch between the upper and lower portions of a window (Design view of tables, macros, and queries and the Advanced Filter/Sort window only) 
  159.  F6
  160.  
  161. To switch between the upper and lower panes 
  162.  F6
  163.  
  164. To cycle forward through sections 
  165.  F6 
  166.  
  167. To check spelling 
  168.  F7
  169.  
  170. To step into a procedure (single step) 
  171.  F8
  172.  
  173. To toggle a breakpoint at the selected line
  174.  F9
  175.  
  176. To view a procedure definition, variable, or keyword 
  177.  Shift + F2
  178.  
  179. To find the previous occurrence of the text specified in the Find or Replace dialog box when the dialog box is closed 
  180.  Shift + F3
  181.  
  182. To reset execution of code or macro 
  183.  Shift + F5
  184.  
  185. To cycle back through sections 
  186.  Shift + F6
  187.  
  188. To step over a procedure 
  189.  Shift + F8
  190.  
  191. To create an instant watch for a selected expression 
  192.  Shift + F9
  193.  
  194.  
How to switch design while working on reports or form. Actually i forgot the shortcut key. I remember something like ctrl+F11, but its not shift key while starting DB.
Apr 19 '08 #2

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