Emmanuel on 21/08/2012: Richard in lesson 10 you say @10:56 that to get a new blank form, you click the new blank form button in the navigation bar. My question is how can one create the customer form view to start with a blank form anytime the CustomerF is double clicked in the navigation pane
Reply from Richard Rost:
Emmanuel, you could do this with a little VBA code when the form opens to force it to start on a new record, but that's way beyond Beginner Level 1.
For now, I would recommend making a separate data-entry form. Just copy your Customer form and set the DATA ENTRY property of the 2nd form to "YES". This will only allow users to enter new records, and starts on a blank new record. Then you could use the 2nd form for looking up records.
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