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Applies to: Microsoft Office Access 2007
Chris Downs
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Controls don't always have to be anchored to the top left corner of a form. In Access 2007, you can use the anchoring feature to make a control adjust its position as you make the form larger or smaller. This demo shows you how to anchor a command button to the lower right corner of a form.
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