How to set a margin in a textbox without messing up the scrollbar?

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Mark

Hi

I would like to set the margins in a text box whilst retaining the ability
to display the verical scrollbar (in a continuous form in Access XP). I feel
that text controls with the text butted right up to the left side of the
control look sloppy.

In my previous post "Scroll bar not showing in a text box on a continuous
form" Peter Hibbs pointed out that there is a bug in Access where, if the
left margin is >0 the scrollbar doesn't show.

Anyone know a fix or workarround to this problem?

Many thanks

Mark
 
Mark said:
Hi

I would like to set the margins in a text box whilst retaining the
ability to display the verical scrollbar (in a continuous form in
Access XP). I feel that text controls with the text butted right up
to the left side of the control look sloppy.

In my previous post "Scroll bar not showing in a text box on a
continuous form" Peter Hibbs pointed out that there is a bug in
Access where, if the left margin is >0 the scrollbar doesn't show.

Anyone know a fix or workarround to this problem?

Many thanks

Mark
Click to expand...

Do what some did before margins were available. A TextBox with transparent
background and borders set on top of a white rectangle with visible borders.
 
I was trying to avoid that but you're absolutely right, it's probably the
best option without upgrading to Acces 2007.

Cheers

Mark
 
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