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Make Access Command Buttons Work Harder

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(Danny Lesandrini) The other day I was working on an existing Access database application when I realized that there were simply too many command buttons for the allotted real estate. The form was already packed with controls and the client required additional functionality. There was no way I was going to fit it all without some kind of clever adaptation, so I reached into my bag-of-tricks and I found my old Popup Magic Button.

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