Scroll bars

G

Guest

Hi,

I just want to double-check: I have a form which has some fields in the
Header, then the rest of the fields in the Details section. When the form
opens, the vertical scroll bar is down halfway, meaning I always have to
scroll upward to see the top of the Details section whenever the form opens.
What I want is for the scroll bar to be scrolled all the way up to the top of
the form whenever it opens.

So I've changed the "AutoCenter" property to No -- is this sufficient to
take care of the problem?

Thanks,
 
F

fredg

Hi,

I just want to double-check: I have a form which has some fields in the
Header, then the rest of the fields in the Details section. When the form
opens, the vertical scroll bar is down halfway, meaning I always have to
scroll upward to see the top of the Details section whenever the form opens.
What I want is for the scroll bar to be scrolled all the way up to the top of
the form whenever it opens.

So I've changed the "AutoCenter" property to No -- is this sufficient to
take care of the problem?

Thanks,

Code the Load event of the form:
Me![ControlName].SetFocus

Change [ControlName] to a control at the top of the form.
 
P

Penguin

AutoCenter refers to the form position not the scroll bar.

Hi,

I just want to double-check: I have a form which has some fields in the
Header, then the rest of the fields in the Details section. When the form
opens, the vertical scroll bar is down halfway, meaning I always have to
scroll upward to see the top of the Details section whenever the form opens.
What I want is for the scroll bar to be scrolled all the way up to the top of
the form whenever it opens.

So I've changed the "AutoCenter" property to No -- is this sufficient to
take care of the problem?

Thanks,

Code the Load event of the form:
Me![ControlName].SetFocus

Change [ControlName] to a control at the top of the form.
 

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