how do i change a form's back color/style?

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Guest

Hey guys, heres my problem. Ive got a couple of forms whose background i cant
change...ive tried using the form's property sheet, it doesent seem to
change.And,its strange because i managed to change the color on some forms
but just cant on some others.Been trying to figure it out all day.Help!
 
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Dirk Goldgar

Jess said:
Hey guys, heres my problem. Ive got a couple of forms whose
background i cant change...ive tried using the form's property sheet,
it doesent seem to change.And,its strange because i managed to change
the color on some forms but just cant on some others.Been trying to
figure it out all day.Help!

Look on the property sheet for the form's Detail section (and its Form
Header and Form Footer sections, if you use them), not the form itself.
 
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Robert Blair via AccessMonster.com

I've had the same problem. When I created one of my forms (which is now a
sub form), I used the Form Wizard and applied a theme to the form. I
decided to design the balance of the database without the theme and now I'm
having trouble deleting the background on the sub form - it's retaining the
original theme for backgrounds, fonts, etc.

I'm beginning to think I'm going to have to delete the form and re-create
it without the theme.
 
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Steven Greenberg

Hey guys, heres my problem. Ive got a couple of forms whose background
i cant change...ive tried using the form's property sheet, it doesent
seem to change.And,its strange because i managed to change the color
on some forms but just cant on some others.Been trying to figure it
out all day.Help!

Your question has been answered several times already. have you been
reading the newsgroup? you don't change the "form's" background, you change
the individual sections such as the headers and details sections.
 

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