How do you change the 'Border Style' property of a control in Access?

To change the 'Border Style' property of a control in Access, selecting the control and editing it via the Property Sheet is the correct approach. The Property Sheet provides a comprehensive interface that allows users to customize various attributes of the control, including its appearance, behavior, and formatting options. Within the Property Sheet, you can find the 'Border Style' property, which can be adjusted to different styles such as Solid, Transparent, Dotted, and more, tailoring the look and feel of your form or report to fit your requirements.

The other options do not align with the way Access operates regarding control properties. For instance, Access permits modification of border styles, making the idea that it does not allow such modifications untrue. Additionally, dragging the section would not directly alter the border style, as this action pertains more to resizing or repositioning rather than altering properties. Adding a formatting rule, while useful for other purposes, does not specifically change the 'Border Style' and is instead meant for conditional formatting rather than direct property adjustments.