Incomplete display of form

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Hello,
I designed the form, but when I go to open it, the bottom of it will not
display. What do I do to see the complete form as it is in the Design
Form????
Thanks,
Tom
 
If the form size is not longer then the actual screen then make the form
smaller, if that is not the case, try this

1. Try and set the Auto resize of the form to yes
2. Open the form, and maximize the display
On the On open event of the form, run the code
docmd.Maximize
3. If the details on the buttom are in the page footer, move it to the form
footer
 
Hi, Tom.
I designed the form, but when I go to open it, the bottom of it will not
display. What do I do to see the complete form as it is in the Design
Form????
Click to expand...

After expanding the form larger than it was when first opened, set the
form's Auto Resize Property to "Yes," save the form, close it, then open it
again. The form will have the new dimensions.

To change the Auto Resize Property, open the Properties dialog window while
the form is in Design View, then select the form selector (combo box for
newer versions of Access), then select the "Format" Tab, then scroll down to
the Auto Resize Property and change it from "No" to "Yes."

One could also manually size the form, save it, then open it in Form View
and this new dimension will be saved if the Auto Resize Property is set to
"No."

HTH.
Gunny

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