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Other items of interest also appear in the Property Sheet for the Total Cost text box For example: Look in the status bar for a description of the Format property The Name property isn t Total Cost, but Text17 Recall that Total Cost isn t a real field name, but is only the label attached to the unbound text box control Access automatically assigns a name to a new control when it s added to the design This name is an identifier that Access uses in expressions, macros, and procedures You can see the expression that defines the calculated field If it s a long expression, right-click the Control Source property line and choose Zoom from the shortcut menu to see the entire expression You can also click the property box and press shift-f2 to open the Zoom box To apply the same property settings to a group of controls of the same type, first select them all, and then open the Property Sheet Only those properties common to all members of the group are visible in the sheet Once you open a Property Sheet, it remains on the screen until you close it To set properties of a different object in the design, either select the object from the drop-down list at the top of the Property Sheet or select the control in the design

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When you assign a default value to a bound control in a form or report design, the value you enter overrides any default value set in the underlying table design Unless you enter a different default value, the one you assign is stored in the field when a new record is entered in the form For example, if you re entering new bid data and one of the fields in the form is the date, you can assign the current date as the default value This automatically stores the current system date in the new record To assign the current date as the default value, type =Date() in the control s Default Value property box on the Data tab of the Property Sheet

As you can see, WSS Extensions provide the ability to create a new Team Site Definition, Blank Site Definition, List Definition, and yes, the ubiquitous Web Part Definition In this example, you re going to build a part within Visual Studio and have it deploy directly to the server You ll basically do everything that you did in the previous example, but I think you will find that the automated method reduces the number of steps (actually to 1!) To begin with, you can either start with a new project or use the one from the previous example Since the last step of that example removed the part completely, you are starting from scratch installation wise, so either will do However, since the part you just created actually does something, I will use it for this example So let s get started! 1 Open the HowManyLists project in Visual Studio (or select Open | Project then browse to your project) 2 In the Solution Explorer, right-click on the project name and select Properties 3 On the Properties page, click the Debug tab 4 Under Start Browser with URL, enter the path to the SharePoint site:

the Design tab s Controls group, click the Date & Time command to open the Date and Time dialog box Then click Include Date and choose a date format To include the time, check Include Time and choose a time format If a header section is used in the form or report, Access places the Date/Time text box there; otherwise, it goes in the Detail section Date and time values added this way are part of the design and aren t stored in the underlying table

5 Next, click the SharePoint Solution tab 6 Enter the Folder Name (this becomes the Solution Name), Title, and Description (note that a bug does not save the description; you must edit the webpart file manually):

To start working with a database in Access 2007, let s open the Northwind Traders sample database that comes with Microsoft Office This database is an order-processing application that demonstrates the power and usefulness of a relational database Even though the purpose of the database seems straightforward enough taking and filling orders from customers for the company products a lot of data still must be manipulated The database is introduced in this chapter and discussed further in 2 The easiest way to install and open the Northwind Traders database is through the Getting Started window 1 In the From Microsoft Office Online section in the left pane, double-click Sample The Sample window displays a thumbnail for accessing the Northwind Traders database (see Figure 1-3)

7 If you are using a specific strong name key (see the previous example), you can set that now; by default, the temporarysnk file is already assigned, so you don t need to do anything Close the Properties page and open your class file 8 If you are using the HowManyLists project, set a break point in the OnLoad() method: