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SELECT Customers[First Name], Customers[Last Name], Customers[Billing Address], CustomersCity, CustomersState, CustomersZIP, Customers[Phone Number] FROM Customers LEFT JOIN [Current Workorders] ON Customers[Customer ID] = Current Workorders[Customer ID] WHERE (((Current Workorders[Customer ID]) Is Null));

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As I ve mentioned throughout, a major purpose for developing Windows SharePoint Services as a platform is to make it extensible; that is, to make WSS and MOSS functionality extendable and customizable, but also to provide this same platform to anyone who wants to create custom applications on top of it In the past, adding anything to SharePoint took some effort and even creating web parts could be a very long and painful process Fortunately, Microsoft had this same problem and decided that with WSS and MOSS it would be a great idea to develop some sort of a framework that designers and developers could use to add features to SharePoint So maybe they did it for themselves or for us, but either way, the Feature and Solution Framework is built into WSS to directly support deploying functionality in SharePoint Features are either services or applications, made up of components and/or pages that can be deployed to a SharePoint instance Using a few XML definition files, Features are installed in SharePoint and can then be activated on a Shared Service Provider, Site Collection, or even Site level Examples include user-defined (from Designer) or custom workflows, custom site definitions, master pages and styles, and so on Once installed, site administrators can enable or disable Features at any time, putting control in the hands of the user instead of the developer

While the Form Wizard does a good job of creating a form, you can do much more to improve the result For example, you can do the following: Add a form header with a title Resize the form Change control properties Add special controls, such as the current date Move, resize, and reformat the controls Change the text of attached labels Add lines and rectangles for emphasis Change the progression of the cursor through the controls when the tab key is pressed (the tab order) Before starting to modify the new Current Workorders form, look at the form properties to see how they influence the appearance and behavior of the form

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To examine the form properties, switch to Design view and double-click the form selector, or press f4 to open the Property Sheet These properties affect the entire form

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