Main Menu, User Security, Push Buttons w Keys, More!

In this Quick Queries tutorial, I will address a wide range of practical questions related to Microsoft Access. You'll learn about the benefits of using list menus versus image buttons, setting up modal forms to manage form dependencies, and ensuring secure user access with different levels of permission. I'll also guide you through using keyboard shortcuts for forms, creating composite keys to prevent duplicate entries, and designing custom sort orders in databases. Whether adjusting layout settings, utilizing cloud storage effectively, or transitioning from Excel to Access, this tutorial provides concise solutions to help you optimize your database experience.

Prerequisites

• Quick Queries Listing
• Quick Queries #29

Links

• Main Menu
• Modal & Popup
• User Level Security
• Button Shortcut Keys
• Split Part Numbers
• Prevent Duplicates
• Backup Access
• Overlapping Windows
• Where Are The Links?
• AutoNumbers Are NOT For You
• Custom Sort Order
• USA First
• File Sharing
• Buy Access
• Membership Database
• Association 1
• Self Join Relationships

Recommended Courses

• Access Developer Courses
• Access Beginner 1

Up Next

• Quick Queries #31

Learn More FREE Access Beginner Level 1 FREE Access Quick Start in 30 Minutes Access Level 2 for just $1 Free Templates TechHelp Free Templates Blank Template Contact Management Order Entry & Invoicing More Access Templates

Resources Diamond Sponsors - Information on our Sponsors Mailing List - Get emails when new videos released Consulting - Need help with your database Tip Jar - Your tips are graciously accepted Questions? Please feel free to post your questions or comments below or post them in the Forums.

Keywords

TechHelp Access, Quick Queries video, Main Menu video, list menus, modal form, restricted user access, user level log-ons, keyboard shortcuts, Alt key tricks, composite key, unique index, running sum, numbered list in report, overlapping windows, tabbed documents, Access cloud storage issues, cheap Access 2019, membership database design, use OneDrive with Access.