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Fri 23 Oct 2009, 16:04 Delegate Gary said...

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Microsoft Advanced Access - 2003

I would like to know how to make a splash screen more interactive and am looking for some good methods of using these.

Mon 26 Oct 2009, 09:00 Trainer Stephen said...

RE: Microsoft Advanced Access - 2003

Hi Gary

Thanks for your question

Your question is a bit broad, and in order to answer it I could do with a bit more detail. What is the purpose of the splash screen and what do you wish your users to do? In particular, the fact that you want it to be interactive implies that you want your user to supply information to your application.

Could you clarify the nature of this info

Thanks

Stephen

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