Page 2 3. Use all fields from the query called FormPage2 (already created for you) as the basis for the second page. Note: You will have to advance to step 2 of the wizard before being able to select the query. Link the main form to the subform by using the EmployeeID and SoldBy fields. At the end of the wizard, accept the name that Access suggests. d. Hide the SoldBy field in the subform. Other 4. Make sure that there is room to display at least five records and you can read all headings in both of the subforms. 5. Make any other changes as necessary to match figures 1 and 2. This includes changing the tabs to read OrderTotals and CustomerInfo, deleting the default labels for the two subforms, and removing the Record Selector on the main form. You do not have to display controls in the exact locations displayed, but get reasonably close