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Using ChemFinder - CambridgeSoft

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Administrator<br />

For more information about creating a form and<br />

using the Form tools to customize it, see “Chapter 3:<br />

Creating and Editing Forms.”<br />

Creating a Database<br />

Connection<br />

To open a blank form and connect it to a database:<br />

1. In the <strong>ChemFinder</strong> dialog box, click Database<br />

Connection, and then click Open.<br />

The Form Properties dialog box appears,<br />

displaying the Database tab, and a form is<br />

created.<br />

2. Take the appropriate action:<br />

If you want to Then click<br />

open an existing<br />

database to associate<br />

with the form<br />

create a new, empty<br />

database to associate<br />

with the form<br />

Open Database and<br />

choose a database from the<br />

Open dialog box.<br />

Create Database, name<br />

the database, select a<br />

location, and then click<br />

Save.<br />

If you want to Then click<br />

use the Database<br />

Wizard to open a<br />

database connection<br />

and design a form<br />

<strong>Using</strong> the Database<br />

Wizard<br />

You can use the Database Wizard to open or create a<br />

database in which to store information and then<br />

create a form in which to display the data.<br />

To use the Database Wizard:<br />

1. In the Open dialog box, click Database Wizard<br />

and then click Open.<br />

The Welcome dialog box appears.<br />

2. Click Next.<br />

Database Setup Wizard.<br />

For more information, see<br />

“<strong>Using</strong> the Database<br />

Wizard” as follows.<br />

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Creating a Database Connection

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