D DS Jun 3, 2005 #3 Rick said: Yes. Do a search this is asked and answered often. Click to expand... Your right...except that when I go to the post they come up expired. Thanks DS
Rick said: Yes. Do a search this is asked and answered often. Click to expand... Your right...except that when I go to the post they come up expired. Thanks DS
R Rick B Jun 3, 2005 #4 Go to google.com and click on "groups" then put... microsoft.public.access Xxxxxxx Where Xxxxxxxx is your search text. I would try microsoft.public.access form position code
Go to google.com and click on "groups" then put... microsoft.public.access Xxxxxxx Where Xxxxxxxx is your search text. I would try microsoft.public.access form position code
F fredg Jun 3, 2005 #5 Is there a way to position a form by using code? Thanks DS Click to expand... In the form's Open event: DoCmd.MoveSize 2*1440, 3*1440 will position the form 2 inches from the left edge of the window, and 3 inches from the top. All measurments are in Twips, 1440 per inch.
Is there a way to position a form by using code? Thanks DS Click to expand... In the form's Open event: DoCmd.MoveSize 2*1440, 3*1440 will position the form 2 inches from the left edge of the window, and 3 inches from the top. All measurments are in Twips, 1440 per inch.
D DS Jun 3, 2005 #6 fredg said: In the form's Open event: DoCmd.MoveSize 2*1440, 3*1440 will position the form 2 inches from the left edge of the window, and 3 inches from the top. All measurments are in Twips, 1440 per inch. Click to expand... Thanks, I appreciate it! DS
fredg said: In the form's Open event: DoCmd.MoveSize 2*1440, 3*1440 will position the form 2 inches from the left edge of the window, and 3 inches from the top. All measurments are in Twips, 1440 per inch. Click to expand... Thanks, I appreciate it! DS
