How to Add a Button to a Microsoft Access Form to Reopen the Previous Record

[@Shadow.Dragon]

Great video, Richard! They always make me think about how I can use what you have shown us in my dbs!

[@giorgiorovelli1542]

At 12:15 in the video, when you click the Goto Last button it actually goes to the 1st record: Richard Rost

[@599CD]

Are you sure? Watch it again.

[@giorgiorovelli1542]

@@599CD Aw yes, I wasn't properly following along; I thought you meant, "go to the last record" rather than the previously selected one

[@nickbroekhuizen8858]

Hi Richard, Nice "Caption trick." 👍

[@599CD]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@AzizAhmadMohammadi-z4y]

Very Nice 👍

[@599CD]

Thank you 👍

[@rafamosiewicz3973]

For some time now, Microsoft has been switching to the Aptos font, which it considers to be better developed for Office. It was first available in Excel and recently in MS Access. For testing purposes, I replaced Arial in the Long Text field with Aptos. Meanwhile, during this operation, the previous default font Calibri was replaced with Aptos in whole the entire application. All buttons became illegible because Aptos in the same points, e.g. 10, is larger in size than Arial. The action now is to go for Back-up or laboriously correct what Aptos had broken.

[@599CD]

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