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Microsoft Office Access 2003 Inside Out wizard s help.) Once the subform control is in place, set its Source Object property to point to the subform you built (or use the sample fsubXmplContactProducts). A better way to embed the subform (if you have a large enough screen to do this) is to place the Form window and the Database window side by side, find the form you want to embed as a subform, and then drag it from the Database window and drop it onto your form. To do this, go back to the Database window, click Forms on the Object bar, and move the window off to the right side so you can see the form you re building positioned underneath on the left. Click the subform you built in the previous section (or the fsubXmplContactProducts form that I supplied) and drag and drop it onto your form at the left edge below the Position label and text box. Figure 13-14 shows this action in progress.

When you install Active Directory on a computer running Windows Server 2003 and create a new domain, the system puts the domain controller s computer object in an organizational unit called Domain Controllers and creates a GPO that is linked to that organizational unit. The Domain Controllers container s GPO provides some additional security settings beyond the default settings in the domain s GPO, but you might want to augment or modify them. For example, the Domain Controllers container s GPO enables the following audit pol icies, but configures them to audit only successes:

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Figure 13-14. Dragging and dropping one form onto the Design view of another form to create a subform.

Audit Account Logon Events Audit Account Management Audit Directory Service Access Audit Logon Events Audit Policy Change Audit System Events

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Adding a subform in this way has the advantages that your new subform control will be sized correctly horizontally, will have a height to display at least one row, and will have some of its other properties automatically set. If the form you are designing has a table as its record source and Access can find related fields of the same name in the record source of the subform you re adding, Access automatically defines the link properties as well. You ll have to set these properties yourself later in this exercise. You don t need the label that Access added to your subform control, so you can select it and delete it. Click the subform control to select it (if you click more than once, you ll select an object on the form inside the subform control), drag the sizing handle in the middle of the bottom of the control so that it is about 2 inches high, and then choose Size from the Format menu and To Fit on the submenu to correctly size the control to display multiple rows. Move up the bottom of the Detail section of the outer form if necessary so that there s only a small

Advanced Form Design margin below the bottom of the resized subform control. Your form should look something like Figure 13-15.

Depending on the policy settings you use in your baseline security configuration, you might want to modify these settings to audit failures as well as successes, or to define additional policies such as Audit Object Access and Audit Process Tracking. If you decide to implement additional audit policies, be sure to consider the Event Log poli cies as well, because you might have to specify a larger maximum size for the security log to hold all the entries that these policies create.

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