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A hyperlink is a connection to an object in the same or another Access database, to a document created in another Office program, or to a document on the Internet or your local intranet You can link to any OLE or ActiveX application on your computer or local area network (LAN) The hyperlink field contains the address of the target object and when you click the hyperlink, you jump to it If the object is the product of another application, that application is automatically started In the Home Tech Repair database, the Workorders table contains a hyperlink field that contains the engineering drawings for that work order The scanned drawings are saved as gif files in the same folder as the database itself

These post installation steps apply to QA and development environments only, and these settings should not be done on a production server To perform these steps, you must be logged in on the server as the system administrator; you can do these steps any time after the OS has been installed

Part I:

Explorer Enhanced Security installed and activated This requires that access to any site through Internet Explorer requires the site be trusted; otherwise, it is blocked (including SharePoint sites) In development and QA environments, this can quickly become very cumbersome, so I recommend turning this off unless there is some specific reason your organization needs this To turn off Internet Explorer Enhanced Security: 1 Open Start | Control Panel 2 Double-click on Add or Remove Programs 3 From the left menu, click on Add/Remove Windows Components 4 Scroll down to Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration and clear the check box 5 Click Next | to apply the change 6 Close the Add or Remove Programs window

You can use conditional formatting with text boxes and combo boxes With conditional formatting, you can specify a default format for the control and up to three additional formats that are applied under special conditions: the current value of the field, when the field gets focus, or when an expression evaluates to True The expression can refer to the values in other fields in the same record For example, if a date in a field is more than 30 days past, the value in this field can be underlined and displayed in red on a light green background to highlight it for the Accounting department

various sizes While this is fine for production, they take up needless space in development and QA In fact, the smaller logs make debugging easier by keeping only the most recent events To do this: 1 Open Start | All Programs | Administrative Tools | Event Viewer

Part II:

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To activate conditional formatting, select the control to which you want to apply it and in the Font group, click the Conditional command The Conditional Formatting dialog box shows two areas: one for setting the default format and one for specifying a conditional format to be applied under specific conditions

2 For each of the Log types: a Right-click on the name and select Properties b On the Properties page, change the Maximum log size to 512 c For the When maximum log size is reached option, check Overwrite events as needed d Click Apply You will see a pop-up that indicates the log has been reduced but must be cleared; click OK to accept e Click the Clear Log button when prompted to save before clearing, and then click No f Click OK to close the properties page

The formatting choices include bold, italic, and underline, as well as Fill/Back and Font/Fore colors You can also choose to alternate colors in record rows in Datasheet view by setting the Alternate Fill/Back Color The last option on the right in both sections of the dialog box enables or disables the control if the condition is met When a control is enabled, you can reach it by pressing tab If a control is disabled, it s skipped in the tab order (There is more about the tab order of controls in a form in 11) The box in the middle of the top area displays an example of how the chosen formatting will look To set conditional formatting, first set or keep the existing default format, and then move to Condition 1 In the first box, you will have a choice of conditions: Field Value Is settings Expression Is Field Has Focus Defines the value or range of values for which to apply the format Applies the formatting if the expression you enter evaluates to True Applies the formatting to the field as soon as it gets focus