Here is a more detailed list of the features and benefits of Osage Inside Access.  You can also see these features in action by clicking on a link below, or you can Take the Tour

• Dynamic Cross Reference - See "what objects use what" and then easily and quickly assess the impact of code and object changes throughout your entire application.  With one-click access to any related object.

 o Application-wide string search and cross-reference - type any text string (e.g. variable or field name) and find every place in your application that string is mentioned -- and have one-click access to the mentioned objects at any time.

• Bird's-Eye Object Views - Easily view and access the primary internal objects used by your queries, forms, reports, and modules.

 o Queries - do you work with layered queries?  They are now a snap!  In one place you will see every "lower-level" query and table(conveniently numbered) -- with one-click access to each of them!

o Forms and Reports - Instantly view the record source and sub forms/sub-reports used by them -- with one-click access to each.

o Modules - Instantly see every sub and function contained in your modules -- with one-click access to each of them.

• Powerful and convenient object manipulation -

 o Open, run, rename and delete any referenced object from one screen.

o Provides a quick access work area to open up queries and objects using the copy/paste buffer…

o Enter your own custom object notes.

• Object Name Filters-see all objects in your database that contain any text string you specify.

 o E.g.  specify "update" and all tables, queries, forms, etc. that contain the text string "update" are instantly displayed.

• Powerful User-Defined Hot Filters - Group application objects in any and every way that makes sense (you define the criteria), and have one-click access to these groups at any time.
• Open those hard to locate Form and Report procedures with just one click.  

 o E.g. open a form's "After Update event" procedure with just one click.   If there is a reference within Osage Inside Access, you can just click on the Open button. No need to 1) open a form, 2) click on a control, 3) open up properties window, and then 4) click to open the event procedure.

o What a time and hassle saver!

• 'Populate' feature - in one step, generate "clickable" cross reference lists for every object in your database. (note:  this could take some time depending on the number of objects in your application and the speed of your computer.)

Below is a sample screen, with clickable hot spots, from the Northwind database.