Fred:
Thanks for the info.... something doesn't work though (since I'm not using a
command button).
Instead of the command button, I call the report from the
"Report Switchboard" - "Preview Reports".
Just like I already have put into the Event properties, the DoCmd.Maximize
function, I'd tried to implement the Zoom feature. Both lines that you
suggested throw an error though. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tom
Tom,
If you are using the Switchboard made by the Access Switchboard
Manager (with a maximum of 8 buttons) you are using command buttons.
However, you are extremely limited as to what commands you can use.
That's one reason most developers do not use it.
For a long range solution to many of the inherent problems assiociated
with the Access switchboard, I would suggest you start now and make
your own switchboard(s).
Start with an unbound form. Add a command button for each report you
wish to run (If you use the command button wizard, it will even supply
the coding for you). Change the coding for the Report you wanted to
open at 100 Zoom to include the RunCommand line after the
DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName line.
If you wish to continue using the present switchboard for your forms,
and queries, etc. just change one of the button's on the main
switchboard to open this new Report's switchboard instead of the
current one.