Which of the following is NOT true when renaming command buttons?
A)When a new button is created on a form,Access assigns the button a name such as Command65.
B)When creating a button in order to assign Visual Basic code,renaming the button can present problems when you assign a name that is too specific.
C)When using the wizard to assign functions to a button,the wizard's naming convention may not be an obstacle because you will be able to change the caption on the button as part of the wizard.
D)It is helpful to rename the button to describe the event that will take place.

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Renaming a button to a specific name can actually make it easier to assign Visual Basic code, as you can reference the button by its specific name in your code. Renaming a button to a generic name such as "Command65" can make it harder to keep track of which button is which in your code.

Which of the Following Is NOT True When Renaming Command