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How to Add Web Browser Control MS Access

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The Web Browser Control in Microsoft Access allows you to display web pages or web-based content directly within a form. Here’s how to do it:

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  1. Open the database containing the form you want to edit.
  2. Navigate to the 'Create' tab.
  3. Select 'Form Design'.
  4. Locate the 'Controls' group and click on the drop-down arrow.
  5. Click the 'Web Browser Control' button.
  6. Click on the form where you want to place the control.
  7. Enter the website address in the empty field.
  8. Click 'OK' to insert the control.
  9. Resize and position the control on the form as needed by dragging its edges or corners.
  10. Switch to 'Form View' to test the control.
  11. By using the Web Browser Control effectively, you can enhance your Access database with seamless web integration.
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