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Matt Jeffries is a database designer at Quest Specialty Travel. He has used the main Tours database to isolate and analyze Adventure tours that occur in Colorado. Matt has been asked to add Quest s logo to the top of the form to print only once if the form is printed. In which section should he add it?

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Form Header section
This control is used to create a three-dimensional aspect to a form.
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By default, only the first text box in a form has a tab stop and is placed in the tab order.
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In Form Design View, the pointer that looks like a white arrow will move records.
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After making modifications in Form Design View, click the ____ View button to view the form and enter data.
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To change the text shown by a label, you can modify its ____________________ property.
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____________________ controls are used to display and edit data on a form.
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A form contains Record Navigation buttons, with information about the current record number and total number of records, similar to those found on a datasheet.
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You would use line and rectangle controls to add data to a form.
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This control is used to display "yes" or "no" answers for a field.
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On a form, text box controls display data from an underlying record source.
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The ____________________ object frame control displays OLE data, such as a picture.
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