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Changing the Look of Forms 831

4. Click the Austin thumbnail to apply that theme.


5. On the Design tab, in the Header/Footer group, click the Logo button.


6. With the contents of your Chapter27 practice file folder displayed in the Insert
   Picture dialog box, double-click the Logo picture.
   The logo replaces the form icon to the left of the title in the form header.

The form now has a custom logo.

Now let’s experiment with individual properties.

7. On the Customers form, click the CustomerID label (not its text box).

The label is surrounded by a thick orange border.

8. On the Format contextual tab, in the Font group, click the Font Size arrow, and
   then in the list, click 8.
   The label text is now significantly smaller.


9. Click the CustomerID text box (not its label), and then on the Design contextual
   tab, in the Tools group, click the Property Sheet button.
   Keyboard Shortcut Press Alt+Enter to display the Property Sheet.