I'm assuming you're talking with VBA.

1. Can be done multiple ways, usually though with a recordset or SQL statement.
RunSQL v Execute
Access SQL Seminars
CurrentDB.Execute "Insert Into Table (MyField) VALUES (" & MyVariable & ")"

2. Close Form

3. Search Form 2.0

4. Same as 3, just disabled Editing if you only want them to display.
Disallow Editing Data
Edit Mode

Yeah, the Access Bible is one of the best books out there... but it's no match for a good TechHelp video. LOL.

Video Review of The Access 2019 Bible

Hi Nathan
I think you have jumped too far. What you are looking to is easy and doesn't require the 'Bible' although you will get much use out of it. Watch Rick's videos and observe how he adds a record. It often depends on the situation and/or form but can be very easy. To close a form one can simply place a button the form, give the button a name and add 1 line of VBA such as
DoCmd.Close acForm, "LabelF"       to close my form named LabelF, to select a record from a continuous form  can be as easy. Show us what you want to do - be specific with Form names and button names and we will help you. Watch Richard's videos

John

@Nathan I purchased Access 2019 Programming by Julitta Korol, hoping to get lots of tips from 1000+ pages. I spent four whole days trying to figure out the Big Picture, for doing many of the things you described. That was three years ago. Doing any one small thing is pretty easy. Getting it all to work together is an engineering nightmare. Mostly because Access keeps getting in the way of anything and almost everything if you're trying to make a comprehensive package that looks "professional" and is easy for the user to navigate. I've got so much code, far more complicated than I ever imagined would be needed, to present an UI that took me about six months to design and code from scratch in my old RAD forty years ago. I've been wrestling Access to the mat for three years now, and every day is a new adventure. Every Access update a complete QC redo.

Look here for my (humble?) idea of how Access could work: Forums>Access Template Marketplace>Advanced Development Shell

A Special Thank you!!! to Adam for providing those commands.  As I look at them.  I believe you responded to this question the last time.
Richard  I thank you for responding.  Yes, TechHelp do wonders for learning.  Yes, 2019 Access Bible is a reference book.  After all the techhelps and the searching I am deficient  in how to add a record, Selecting a record from a continuous form and either editing or displaying it.  Finally closing a form.

I noticed that if you have two many forms open that the some of my buttons do not work.  

Now, I believe in the school of hard knocks.  When I tough in Middle school.  So times I would try to instill a desire to research and learn in students.  So the bottom line is I need to search for the answers.

John Davy I read your post and I thank you.  I will certainly keep your thoughts in mind.

Thomas Gonder, I thank you for responding.  Your feedback certainly is interesting.  I will check out the link you provided.

So in conclusion I thank you!!! all