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  1. deed59

    MDI Forms - Opening child

    The following seems to work: Dim MyMDIParent = Me.MdiParent.FindForm Dim ChildForm as New frmChild ChildForm.MdiParent = MyMDIParent ChildForm.Show() Still not quite sure why it works, but it does and for that I am grateful. Thanks for trying to help. deed59
  2. deed59

    MDI Forms - Opening child

    Thanks for the reply. Your answer works when opening the child form from an MDI parent. The problem comes in when trying to open a child form from another child form. As was stated in the original message of this thread: "I have 3 forms, one being a parent and 2 children. I open the first...
  3. deed59

    MDI Forms - Opening child

    Could you please post what you did to make this work, I am having the same problem. Thanks!
  4. deed59

    simple splash screen

    Just wanted to say thank you for this post. I have been struggling with this issue, and you solved it. Thanks again!
  5. deed59

    Subform in an Access project

    You need to reference the main form as well as the subform. For example if your main form is named frmMain the syntax would be as follows: Forms!frmMain!SubfrmSearchHistoReg.Form.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM HistoryRegulation1991-1997 " _ & strWhereHistReg1 deed59

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