This is probably a rookie question....

How do I make a textbox 'Bound?'

Creating a text box on a form (w/o using a Wizard) defaults a text box to Unbound (not linked to a db table). To make the textbox 'Bound', according to Access Help, bring up the textbox's properties, and choose a column name from the Control Source property.

However, doing so yields me nothing. The Control Source's property box is empty.

I would greatly appreciate anyone's help with this.

Delete the text box, drag the control you want from the field list displayed when you open the form in design mode drop the text box where you want it.
HTH

Any chance anyone could expand on this a little bit??? I don't see a 'field list' to drag and drop any control from when I am in Design mode.

Help, anyone????

If you don't see a field list, then the form is not bound to a recordset. Open the form's properties dialog and set the record source on the data tab to a query (preferable) or a table. Then you will have fields in the field list. You can drag the field from the field list to the form to create a textbox.