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G

Guest

Hi

I have a problem with opening forms. On database open it opens the "main switchboard" - on load of this form it calculates the permissions of the user. For 1 group I want another form (form2) to open ontop of the main switchboard - I want to leave the main switchboard open behind form2 though

The problem is that since form2 is opened within the load (I have also tried on open/current etc) event of the main switchboard, it has to continue to the next line of the main switchboard load event - this puts the main switcboard in front of form2

Do you know any way that I can keep form2 above the main switchboard
Is there any code that lets me put the main switchboard to the back of all open forms

Thanks loads

Basil
 
E

Elwin

Set the 'PopUp' property of form2 to 'Yes'. This will
make it stay on top.
-----Original Message-----
Hi,

I have a problem with opening forms. On database open it
opens the "main switchboard" - on load of this form it
calculates the permissions of the user. For 1 group I
want another form (form2) to open ontop of the main
switchboard - I want to leave the main switchboard open
behind form2 though.
The problem is that since form2 is opened within the load
(I have also tried on open/current etc) event of the main
switchboard, it has to continue to the next line of the
main switchboard load event - this puts the main
switcboard in front of form2.
 
R

Rick

Couldn't you set the pop-up property of form2 to 'Yes'?

Rick


Basil said:
Hi,

I have a problem with opening forms. On database open it opens the "main
switchboard" - on load of this form it calculates the permissions of the
user. For 1 group I want another form (form2) to open ontop of the main
switchboard - I want to leave the main switchboard open behind form2 though.
The problem is that since form2 is opened within the load (I have also
tried on open/current etc) event of the main switchboard, it has to continue
to the next line of the main switchboard load event - this puts the main
switcboard in front of form2.
 

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