Software
Hello,
Does anyone know of a comprehensive example of
the use of access and switchboard?
Thank you.
by rdwilson2
I am a bit puzzled by your reference to a "comprehensive example". The Switchboard in Access is just a form-based method of creating a menu for the User. There are limitations as to the number of entries per "menu" and that means you need to carefully consider the heirarchical structure of your menus. However, the over all methodology is that of a menu system. Therefore, a "comprehensive example" would have to include examples all of the possible menu function options and those are rather extensive . . . too extensive for a single example that would be at all useful.
If you have specific questions about its use, I would be happy to assist you, though.
by hurdk
This answer helped me.
Thank you.
by rdwilson2
I am a bit puzzled by your reference to a "comprehensive example". The Switchboard in Access is just a form-based method of creating a menu for the User. There are limitations as to the number of entries per "menu" and that means you need to carefully consider the heirarchical structure of your menus. However, the over all methodology is that of a menu system. Therefore, a "comprehensive example" would have to include examples all of the possible menu function options and those are rather extensive . . . too extensive for a single example that would be at all useful.
If you have specific questions about its use, I would be happy to assist you, though.
by hurdk
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