The feature described in this Help topic is only available if support for right-to-left languages is enabled through Microsoft Office Language Settings.
In addition, to enable the right-to-left features in Microsoft Access, you must be running a 32-bit Microsoft Windows operating system that has right-to-left support - for example, Microsoft Windows 2000.
Set the direction for new tables, queries, forms, reports, and data access pages
Click Left-To-Right to have new objects displayed in a direction familiar to left-to-right users.
Click Right-To-Left to have new objects displayed in a direction familiar to right-to-left users.
Specify the direction of a data access page
Do one of the following:
For a new data access page:
Before creating a new data access page, set the direction, either left-to-right or right-to-left, under Default direction on the International tab in the Options dialog box (Tools menu). That direction will appear as the setting of the Dir property of the new data access page.
For an existing data access page:
Tip
To set text direction directly in HTML, click HTML Source on the View menu and modify the <HTML> element to <HTML DIR=RTL> for a right-to-left page direction or <HTML DIR=LTR> for a left-to-right page direction.
Specify the direction of a control on a data access page
Click Right-to-left (or the equivalent setting such as "rtl") to display the control with a right-to-left direction.
Click Left-to-right (or the equivalent setting such as "ltr") to display the control with a left-to-right direction.