You should now be relatively comfortable in the navigation of NAV and with the use of the Object Designer. You should be able to use the Page Wizard as an advanced beginner. If you have taken full advantage of the various opportunities to create tables and pages, both with our guidance and experimentally on your own, you are beginning to become a NAV Developer.

We have reviewed different types of pages and worked with some of them. We have reviewed all of the controls that can be used in pages and have worked with several of them. We also lightly reviewed page and control triggers. We've had a good introduction to the Page Designer and significant insight into the structure of some types of pages. With the knowledge gained, we have expanded our WDTU application system, enhancing our pages for data maintenance and inquiry.

In the next chapter, we will learn to find our way around the NAV Query and Report Designers. We will dig into the various triggers and controls that make up reports. We will also do some Query and Report creation work to better understand what makes them tick and what we can do within the constraints of the Query and Report Designer tools.