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Re: Database Driven Catalog - ???

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From: Brian C. Carter
Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 18:49
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Hmmm, that is definetly closer. I think I'll try to explain a little better and feel free to just point me to the commands instead of writing the code, although I do appreciate it immensely. 

I need to have a separate text box for each field in each record. We are doing a catalog of items and are going to have 16 items per page with the name on top of each items' "gridbox", a photo in the center of the gridbox, and the number and pack in the lower corners. This is why I need the name and number fields to be in separate frames and each record to be in separate frames. 

Again Max, thank you. 
Brian who just watched Access crash and a whole bunch of scripting gone down the drain.
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