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Hi Bob,
* CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a gray area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu in the dialog box... choose the *Commands* tab Category --> *Form/Report Design* slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: (they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled Align Left -- " Align Top -- " Align Bottom -- " Bring To Front Send To Back If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is open, click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is does. to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report design the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order It is also a good idea to open the property sheet (from the menu --> View, Properties) on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, top, ... Warm Regards, Crystal Microsoft Access MVP 2006 * Have an awesome day  remote programming and training strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com * Bob wrote: > How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to far to the > right and too wide! > > Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance > > |
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Thanks Crystal, But the align buttons are grayed out, when I go to Form
Design....Regards Bob "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:ehbo$O%(E-Mail Removed)... > Hi Bob, > > * CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: > > when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a gray > area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar > > choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu > > in the dialog box... > > choose the *Commands* tab > > Category --> *Form/Report Design* > > slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: > (they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) > > Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled > Align Left -- " > Align Top -- " > Align Bottom -- " > Bring To Front > Send To Back > > If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is open, > click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is does. > > to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report design > > the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- > since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order > > It is also a good idea to open the property sheet > (from the menu --> View, Properties) > > on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, top, > ... > > > Warm Regards, > Crystal > Microsoft Access MVP 2006 > > * > Have an awesome day > > remote programming and training > strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com > > * > > Bob wrote: >> How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to far to >> the right and too wide! >> >> Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance |
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Hi Bob,
in order to align, you have to have more than one control selected to select multiple controls: 1. click and drag an imaginary line (or rectangle) touching every control you want to select and then let go of the mouse OR 2. click (and drag if desired) in the vertical ruler to select everything on that extended horizontal line (or rectangle) OR 3. click (and drag if desired) in the horizontal ruler to select everything on that extended vertical line (or rectangle) OR 4. click the first object and then SHIFT-CLICK objects to toggle their selection status Warm Regards, Crystal Microsoft Access MVP 2006 * Have an awesome day remote programming and training strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com * Bob wrote: > Thanks Crystal, But the align buttons are grayed out, when I go to Form > Design....Regards Bob > > "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:ehbo$O%(E-Mail Removed)... > >>Hi Bob, >> >>* CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: >> >>when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a gray >>area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar >> >>choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu >> >>in the dialog box... >> >>choose the *Commands* tab >> >>Category --> *Form/Report Design* >> >>slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: >>(they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) >> >>Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled >>Align Left -- " >>Align Top -- " >>Align Bottom -- " >>Bring To Front >>Send To Back >> >>If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is open, >>click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is does. >> >>to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report design >> >>the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- >>since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order >> >>It is also a good idea to open the property sheet >>(from the menu --> View, Properties) >> >>on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, top, >>... >> >> >>Warm Regards, >>Crystal >>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >> >> * >> Have an awesome day >> >> remote programming and training >> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >> >> * >> >>Bob wrote: >> >>>How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to far to >>>the right and too wide! >>> >>>Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance > > > > |
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Sorry I think I have explained wrong, Its the drop down list that has 18
lines that does not align with the one Text Box above....Thanks bob "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:ud$(E-Mail Removed)... > Hi Bob, > > in order to align, you have to have more than one control selected > > to select multiple controls: > > 1. click and drag an imaginary line (or rectangle) touching every control > you want to select and then let go of the mouse > > OR > > 2. click (and drag if desired) in the vertical ruler to select everything > on that extended horizontal line (or rectangle) > > OR > > 3. click (and drag if desired) in the horizontal ruler to select > everything on that extended vertical line (or rectangle) > > OR > > 4. click the first object and then SHIFT-CLICK objects to toggle their > selection status > > > Warm Regards, > Crystal > Microsoft Access MVP 2006 > > * > Have an awesome day > > remote programming and training > strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com > > * > > Bob wrote: >> Thanks Crystal, But the align buttons are grayed out, when I go to Form >> Design....Regards Bob >> >> "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:ehbo$O%(E-Mail Removed)... >> >>>Hi Bob, >>> >>>* CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: >>> >>>when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a >>>gray >>>area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar >>> >>>choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu >>> >>>in the dialog box... >>> >>>choose the *Commands* tab >>> >>>Category --> *Form/Report Design* >>> >>>slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: >>>(they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) >>> >>>Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled >>>Align Left -- " >>>Align Top -- " >>>Align Bottom -- " >>>Bring To Front >>>Send To Back >>> >>>If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is >>>open, >>>click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is does. >>> >>>to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report design >>> >>>the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- >>>since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order >>> >>>It is also a good idea to open the property sheet >>>(from the menu --> View, Properties) >>> >>>on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, top, >>>... >>> >>> >>>Warm Regards, >>>Crystal >>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>> >>> * >>> Have an awesome day >>> >>> remote programming and training >>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>> >>> * >>> >>>Bob wrote: >>> >>>>How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to far to >>>>the right and too wide! >>>> >>>>Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance >> >> >> |
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Hi Bob,
so when the control drops the drop-part doesn't line up with the text part of the combo? Is it the first control on your form? Warm Regards, Crystal Microsoft Access MVP 2006 * Have an awesome day remote programming and training strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com * Bob wrote: > Sorry I think I have explained wrong, Its the drop down list that has 18 > lines that does not align with the one Text Box above....Thanks bob > > "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:ud$(E-Mail Removed)... > >>Hi Bob, >> >>in order to align, you have to have more than one control selected >> >>to select multiple controls: >> >>1. click and drag an imaginary line (or rectangle) touching every control >>you want to select and then let go of the mouse >> >>OR >> >>2. click (and drag if desired) in the vertical ruler to select everything >>on that extended horizontal line (or rectangle) >> >>OR >> >>3. click (and drag if desired) in the horizontal ruler to select >>everything on that extended vertical line (or rectangle) >> >>OR >> >>4. click the first object and then SHIFT-CLICK objects to toggle their >>selection status >> >> >>Warm Regards, >>Crystal >>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >> >> * >> Have an awesome day >> >> remote programming and training >> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >> >> * >> >>Bob wrote: >> >>>Thanks Crystal, But the align buttons are grayed out, when I go to Form >>>Design....Regards Bob >>> >>>"strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>news:ehbo$O%(E-Mail Removed)... >>> >>> >>>>Hi Bob, >>>> >>>>* CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: >>>> >>>>when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a >>>>gray >>>>area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar >>>> >>>>choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu >>>> >>>>in the dialog box... >>>> >>>>choose the *Commands* tab >>>> >>>>Category --> *Form/Report Design* >>>> >>>>slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: >>>>(they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) >>>> >>>>Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled >>>>Align Left -- " >>>>Align Top -- " >>>>Align Bottom -- " >>>>Bring To Front >>>>Send To Back >>>> >>>>If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is >>>>open, >>>>click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is does. >>>> >>>>to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report design >>>> >>>>the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- >>>>since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order >>>> >>>>It is also a good idea to open the property sheet >>>>(from the menu --> View, Properties) >>>> >>>>on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, top, >>>>... >>>> >>>> >>>>Warm Regards, >>>>Crystal >>>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>>> >>>>* >>>> Have an awesome day >>>> >>>> remote programming and training >>>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>>> >>>>* >>>> >>>>Bob wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to far to >>>>>the right and too wide! >>>>> >>>>>Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance >>> >>> >>> > |
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Sorry that's over my head how do I find that!
"strive4peace" <"strive4peace2006 at yahoo dot com"> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... > Hi Bob, > > so when the control drops the drop-part doesn't line up with the text part > of the combo? > > Is it the first control on your form? > > Warm Regards, > Crystal > Microsoft Access MVP 2006 > > * > Have an awesome day > > remote programming and training > strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com > > * > > Bob wrote: >> Sorry I think I have explained wrong, Its the drop down list that has 18 >> lines that does not align with the one Text Box above....Thanks bob >> >> "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:ud$(E-Mail Removed)... >> >>>Hi Bob, >>> >>>in order to align, you have to have more than one control selected >>> >>>to select multiple controls: >>> >>>1. click and drag an imaginary line (or rectangle) touching every control >>>you want to select and then let go of the mouse >>> >>>OR >>> >>>2. click (and drag if desired) in the vertical ruler to select everything >>>on that extended horizontal line (or rectangle) >>> >>>OR >>> >>>3. click (and drag if desired) in the horizontal ruler to select >>>everything on that extended vertical line (or rectangle) >>> >>>OR >>> >>>4. click the first object and then SHIFT-CLICK objects to toggle their >>>selection status >>> >>> >>>Warm Regards, >>>Crystal >>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>> >>> * >>> Have an awesome day >>> >>> remote programming and training >>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>> >>> * >>> >>>Bob wrote: >>> >>>>Thanks Crystal, But the align buttons are grayed out, when I go to Form >>>>Design....Regards Bob >>>> >>>>"strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>>news:ehbo$O%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>> >>>> >>>>>Hi Bob, >>>>> >>>>>* CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: >>>>> >>>>>when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a >>>>>gray >>>>>area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar >>>>> >>>>>choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu >>>>> >>>>>in the dialog box... >>>>> >>>>>choose the *Commands* tab >>>>> >>>>>Category --> *Form/Report Design* >>>>> >>>>>slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: >>>>>(they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) >>>>> >>>>>Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled >>>>>Align Left -- " >>>>>Align Top -- " >>>>>Align Bottom -- " >>>>>Bring To Front >>>>>Send To Back >>>>> >>>>>If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is >>>>>open, >>>>>click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is >>>>>does. >>>>> >>>>>to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report design >>>>> >>>>>the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- >>>>>since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order >>>>> >>>>>It is also a good idea to open the property sheet >>>>>(from the menu --> View, Properties) >>>>> >>>>>on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, top, >>>>>... >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>Warm Regards, >>>>>Crystal >>>>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>>>> >>>>>* >>>>> Have an awesome day >>>>> >>>>> remote programming and training >>>>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>>>> >>>>>* >>>>> >>>>>Bob wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to far >>>>>>to >>>>>>the right and too wide! >>>>>> >>>>>>Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance >>>> >>>> >>>> >> |
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To Me! It seems to be aligned with the right hand side of the
Form............Bob "Bob" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:e4okd5$a18$(E-Mail Removed)... > Sorry that's over my head how do I find that! > > "strive4peace" <"strive4peace2006 at yahoo dot com"> wrote in message > news:(E-Mail Removed)... >> Hi Bob, >> >> so when the control drops the drop-part doesn't line up with the text >> part of the combo? >> >> Is it the first control on your form? >> >> Warm Regards, >> Crystal >> Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >> >> * >> Have an awesome day >> >> remote programming and training >> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >> >> * >> >> Bob wrote: >>> Sorry I think I have explained wrong, Its the drop down list that has 18 >>> lines that does not align with the one Text Box above....Thanks bob >>> >>> "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>> news:ud$(E-Mail Removed)... >>> >>>>Hi Bob, >>>> >>>>in order to align, you have to have more than one control selected >>>> >>>>to select multiple controls: >>>> >>>>1. click and drag an imaginary line (or rectangle) touching every >>>>control you want to select and then let go of the mouse >>>> >>>>OR >>>> >>>>2. click (and drag if desired) in the vertical ruler to select >>>>everything on that extended horizontal line (or rectangle) >>>> >>>>OR >>>> >>>>3. click (and drag if desired) in the horizontal ruler to select >>>>everything on that extended vertical line (or rectangle) >>>> >>>>OR >>>> >>>>4. click the first object and then SHIFT-CLICK objects to toggle their >>>>selection status >>>> >>>> >>>>Warm Regards, >>>>Crystal >>>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>>> >>>> * >>>> Have an awesome day >>>> >>>> remote programming and training >>>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>>> >>>> * >>>> >>>>Bob wrote: >>>> >>>>>Thanks Crystal, But the align buttons are grayed out, when I go to Form >>>>>Design....Regards Bob >>>>> >>>>>"strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>>>news:ehbo$O%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>Hi Bob, >>>>>> >>>>>>* CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: >>>>>> >>>>>>when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a >>>>>>gray >>>>>>area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar >>>>>> >>>>>>choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu >>>>>> >>>>>>in the dialog box... >>>>>> >>>>>>choose the *Commands* tab >>>>>> >>>>>>Category --> *Form/Report Design* >>>>>> >>>>>>slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: >>>>>>(they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) >>>>>> >>>>>>Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled >>>>>>Align Left -- " >>>>>>Align Top -- " >>>>>>Align Bottom -- " >>>>>>Bring To Front >>>>>>Send To Back >>>>>> >>>>>>If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is >>>>>>open, >>>>>>click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is >>>>>>does. >>>>>> >>>>>>to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report >>>>>>design >>>>>> >>>>>>the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- >>>>>>since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order >>>>>> >>>>>>It is also a good idea to open the property sheet >>>>>>(from the menu --> View, Properties) >>>>>> >>>>>>on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, >>>>>>top, >>>>>>... >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>Warm Regards, >>>>>>Crystal >>>>>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>>>>> >>>>>>* >>>>>> Have an awesome day >>>>>> >>>>>> remote programming and training >>>>>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>>>>> >>>>>>* >>>>>> >>>>>>Bob wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to far >>>>>>>to >>>>>>>the right and too wide! >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>> > > |
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Ah Ha....Something to do with Scroll Bar align!
"Bob" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:e4ol3b$b39$(E-Mail Removed)... > To Me! It seems to be aligned with the right hand side of the > Form............Bob > > "Bob" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:e4okd5$a18$(E-Mail Removed)... >> Sorry that's over my head how do I find that! >> >> "strive4peace" <"strive4peace2006 at yahoo dot com"> wrote in message >> news:(E-Mail Removed)... >>> Hi Bob, >>> >>> so when the control drops the drop-part doesn't line up with the text >>> part of the combo? >>> >>> Is it the first control on your form? >>> >>> Warm Regards, >>> Crystal >>> Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>> >>> * >>> Have an awesome day >>> >>> remote programming and training >>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>> >>> * >>> >>> Bob wrote: >>>> Sorry I think I have explained wrong, Its the drop down list that has >>>> 18 lines that does not align with the one Text Box above....Thanks bob >>>> >>>> "strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>> news:ud$(E-Mail Removed)... >>>> >>>>>Hi Bob, >>>>> >>>>>in order to align, you have to have more than one control selected >>>>> >>>>>to select multiple controls: >>>>> >>>>>1. click and drag an imaginary line (or rectangle) touching every >>>>>control you want to select and then let go of the mouse >>>>> >>>>>OR >>>>> >>>>>2. click (and drag if desired) in the vertical ruler to select >>>>>everything on that extended horizontal line (or rectangle) >>>>> >>>>>OR >>>>> >>>>>3. click (and drag if desired) in the horizontal ruler to select >>>>>everything on that extended vertical line (or rectangle) >>>>> >>>>>OR >>>>> >>>>>4. click the first object and then SHIFT-CLICK objects to toggle their >>>>>selection status >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>Warm Regards, >>>>>Crystal >>>>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>>>> >>>>> * >>>>> Have an awesome day >>>>> >>>>> remote programming and training >>>>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>>>> >>>>> * >>>>> >>>>>Bob wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>Thanks Crystal, But the align buttons are grayed out, when I go to >>>>>>Form >>>>>>Design....Regards Bob >>>>>> >>>>>>"strive4peace" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >>>>>>news:ehbo$O%(E-Mail Removed)... >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>Hi Bob, >>>>>>> >>>>>>>* CUSTOMIZING YOUR FORM/REPORT DESIGN TOOLBAR: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>when you are in the design view of a form or report, RIGHT-CLICK in a >>>>>>>gray >>>>>>>area to the right of your menu bar or an icon bar >>>>>>> >>>>>>>choose *Customize* from the shortcut menu >>>>>>> >>>>>>>in the dialog box... >>>>>>> >>>>>>>choose the *Commands* tab >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Category --> *Form/Report Design* >>>>>>> >>>>>>>slide these icons to the Form Design toolbar: >>>>>>>(they are located about 3 "screens" down in the Commands list) >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Align Right -- must have >1 control selected to be enabled >>>>>>>Align Left -- " >>>>>>>Align Top -- " >>>>>>>Align Bottom -- " >>>>>>>Bring To Front >>>>>>>Send To Back >>>>>>> >>>>>>>If you don't know what these icons do, while the customize window is >>>>>>>open, >>>>>>>click on the DESCRIPTION command button for each one to see what is >>>>>>>does. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>to be efficient, the Align button are a MUST for form and report >>>>>>>design >>>>>>> >>>>>>>the Bring To Front and Send To Back are nice to have too -- >>>>>>>since everything is "layered" and this gives you control on the order >>>>>>> >>>>>>>It is also a good idea to open the property sheet >>>>>>>(from the menu --> View, Properties) >>>>>>> >>>>>>>on the Format tab, you can set values such as width, height, left, >>>>>>>top, >>>>>>>... >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Warm Regards, >>>>>>>Crystal >>>>>>>Microsoft Access MVP 2006 >>>>>>> >>>>>>>* >>>>>>> Have an awesome day >>>>>>> >>>>>>> remote programming and training >>>>>>> strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com >>>>>>> >>>>>>>* >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Bob wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>>How do I align the dropdown list with the text box above it is to >>>>>>>>far to >>>>>>>>the right and too wide! >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Thanks in advance.........Bob Vance >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>> >> >> > > |
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