Is it possible to create a "Save" button in Access 2007?

[m33r4]

Don't have Access 2010 sadly which comes with a button wizard. Using 2007 and was wondering if there was a simple way of creating a "Save" button at the end of a form please? I know that clicking the X sign in the corner saves and closes the form but users might be wary of doing this in case the form they have completed doesn't save.

Thanks.

 

[bob fitz]

AFAIK all versions of Access have a wizard.
There is no need to specifically "save" a record. This is done automatically by Access whenever the form is closed or even if you move to another record. Access will provide a message if it is unable to save a "dirty" record. So just a button on the form to close it will save the record.

 

[catalin.petrut]

MA 2007 also has a wizard for butons: in the ribbon, under Controls, you have to check the Use control wizard button. Then, click the Button button . But, if you would like to use another method, you can create a simple button, on Event tab under on click field, you create a macro: action run command, argument save record.