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Greetings to the well of knowledge... My people table consists of a primary key (person's name), address information, etc. My donors table consists of a primary key consisting of the person's name and an auto-increment field for each donation made by the person (for unique key purposes...

That's a possibility. I'll see what I can come up with. Another suggestion I hear is that Windows arranges the tabs in alphabetical order by either tab caption title or the name of the form itself. Another interesting thought.

Would it possibly have anything to do with what form has the focus when the others are opened? When the People:Client:Service forms are open, the People:Client form has the focus becuase that's the form that opens the People:Client:Service forms. Intuitively, I would expect the...

No, this is not a tabbed control embedded in a form. Each form is separate and independent. They are certainly linked from a relationships perspective, but they are not subforms. I have, as you noted, set the database options (File/Options/Current Database) to display documents as "Tabbed...

Greetings to the well of knowledge... Because of certain design considerations and the amount of data I'm maintaining, I have chosen to use tabbed documents rather than floating windows or subforms. The hierarchy is supposed to be a person who is categorized as either a client, family...

My name is Ken Carter and I'm the IT Manager of Toward Independent Living and Learning (TILL), in Dedham MA USA. I've been a casual Access developer for many years, usually as a result someone hearing that I've done it before, so I get the job. :banghead: TILL is a non-profit organization that...

Greetings to the well of knowledge... Newbie to the forum, pretty fluent in Access development. But I've a bit of a dilemma. Using Access 2010. My tables are stored in SQL Server and are linked within the Access app. My DB consists of these tables: tblPeople tblPeopleClients...