scroll bar align for form

[Guest]

How do you set the scrollbar align for a form using the property box? I can
only find the scrollbar align property for a textbox. It doesn't seem to be
listed anywhere for a form.

thanks
rich

 

[Guest]

Hi, Rich.

How do you set the scrollbar align for a form using the property box?

Sorry. There is no scrollbar alignment Property for the form. The only
settings for the form's scrollbars are for whether the vertical and/or
horizontal scrollbar positions will be used. A form's vertical scrollbar
will always be on the right, and the horizontal scrollbar will always be on
the bottom.

HTH.
Gunny

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[Guest]

OK. thanks

Hi, Rich.


Sorry. There is no scrollbar alignment Property for the form. The only
settings for the form's scrollbars are for whether the vertical and/or
horizontal scrollbar positions will be used. A form's vertical scrollbar
will always be on the right, and the horizontal scrollbar will always be on
the bottom.

HTH.
Gunny

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You're welcome. One may customize a lot of things in Access, but this isn't
one of them, unfortunately.

Gunny

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