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"I'm off to see the wizard, the wonderful wizard of Access..."

When I added buttons to a form in MS Access, the wizard would come up and help me to set the button up. Now whenever I add a button it expects me to do it all myself...

I can't be bothered to write it all out, how can I turn on the wizard again?

I click the wizard button on the toolbar so that it is enabled when I create a button but it still won't do anything...

Can somebody help me please?

Thanks

I just got the code I wanted from college and emailed it home...

Just pasted it and it works..

Right. My advice now is to go yell at microsoft on there support site, they should be able to help.

I've tried that, it doesn't work!

Grrrrr

HAHA. I've found it! Right, click on the pic of a magic wand next to the arrow in the tool box, and then create your button. Shoud open the wizard

Just undefulted that and it didn't bring up the window you want.

That probably didn't help much did it... I think you right click, build event, and the expresion builder, but I'm not definite on that, as mine is defulted to code when I click on the build event.

Erm.. they way I've always added buttons to forms is by using the comand button tool in the form design view, and then it comes up with a wizard that lets you do lots of stuff(but if you know how to program them yourself, you can do a hell of a lot of extra stuff, like I did for a welcome screen for my Access GCSE module, which I just finished today:) ).

When I added buttons to a form in MS Access, the wizard would come up and help me to set the button up. Now whenever I add a button it expects me to do it all myself...

I can't be bothered to write it all out, how can I turn on the wizard again?

I click the wizard button on the toolbar so that it is enabled when I create a button but it still won't do anything...

Can somebody help me please?

Thanks