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Guest
Access 2000 SP3
I'd like to change the size and position of a sub form which is on the
detail section of a "single form" form.
I've done this before with just rtf2 controls, but not sub forms.
I have a single form layout, which contains 1 subform taking up the left
side of a landscape A4 sheet, the right hand side is split in two
horizontally, 1 being another subform, the other being an RTF2 control.
Landscape A4
---------------------------
| sub2 |
sub1 |------------|
| rtf2 |
---------------------------
As before, I'd like to use the OnCurrent even to set the TOP and height of
the left and sub form. Then use the TOP+HEIGHT of the sub1 - HEIGHT of the
sub2 control to work out the TOP of RT2 etc etc
I have done this before with RTF2 controls, promise, but the subforms don't
appear to have the TOP property.
How can I control the height of subforms and then also read in these
paramaters such as HEIGHT and TOP to help me set the sizes of the other
controls to allow for data size changes, and keep a uniformed look.
Many thanks for any help!
Steve'o
I'd like to change the size and position of a sub form which is on the
detail section of a "single form" form.
I've done this before with just rtf2 controls, but not sub forms.
I have a single form layout, which contains 1 subform taking up the left
side of a landscape A4 sheet, the right hand side is split in two
horizontally, 1 being another subform, the other being an RTF2 control.
Landscape A4
---------------------------
| sub2 |
sub1 |------------|
| rtf2 |
---------------------------
As before, I'd like to use the OnCurrent even to set the TOP and height of
the left and sub form. Then use the TOP+HEIGHT of the sub1 - HEIGHT of the
sub2 control to work out the TOP of RT2 etc etc
I have done this before with RTF2 controls, promise, but the subforms don't
appear to have the TOP property.
How can I control the height of subforms and then also read in these
paramaters such as HEIGHT and TOP to help me set the sizes of the other
controls to allow for data size changes, and keep a uniformed look.
Many thanks for any help!
Steve'o