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resizing forms
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collegejohn
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Hi shaminda
Resizing the form is straight forward, and can be done by dragging the edges of the form out, or in, to achieve the desired result.
Use an imported background it is for friendly in appreance, and resizing.Also remove all unnessary toolbars to maximise the working area.
It is also a good idea to open your forms with a macro using the maximise instruction in your list . this isures the screen always looks the same on open.
Hope this is of some help..let me know.
Regards
john
Resizing the form is straight forward, and can be done by dragging the edges of the form out, or in, to achieve the desired result.
Use an imported background it is for friendly in appreance, and resizing.Also remove all unnessary toolbars to maximise the working area.
It is also a good idea to open your forms with a macro using the maximise instruction in your list . this isures the screen always looks the same on open.
Hope this is of some help..let me know.
Regards
john
Shamida, I gather you have different video resolutions on these different machines and would like the program to automatically size the forms for the machine they are being run on.
I have a book that I recommend titled "Access 97 Developer's Handbook" by Litwin, Getz and Gilbert (SYBEX) that offers a solution to this. I really suggest getting it, as it has helped me many times and comes with a lot of example code. I can zip the example and send it to you if you email me.
If it is helpful to you, I do suggest you purchase your own copy to give back to the authors...
Terry M. Hoey
th3856@txmail.sbc.com
Ever notice that by the time that you realize that you ran a truncate script on the wrong instance, it is too late to stop it?
I have a book that I recommend titled "Access 97 Developer's Handbook" by Litwin, Getz and Gilbert (SYBEX) that offers a solution to this. I really suggest getting it, as it has helped me many times and comes with a lot of example code. I can zip the example and send it to you if you email me.
If it is helpful to you, I do suggest you purchase your own copy to give back to the authors...
Terry M. Hoey
th3856@txmail.sbc.com
Ever notice that by the time that you realize that you ran a truncate script on the wrong instance, it is too late to stop it?
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