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Form Fills entire screen
I am using Access 2007 in which I set up a form and when I click on it, it
fills the entire screen. When I import a form from another database into this database, it also fills the entire screen. That same form in the other database displayed on a small section of the screen. Is there a parameter in the database which determines how the form is displayed, outside of the form itself? Thanks in advance. |
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Form Fills entire screen
'set up a form and when I click on it, it fills the entire screen' -- How did
you set it up to do this? Are all the computers set at the same screen resolution? -- Hope this helps, Daniel Pineault http://www.cardaconsultants.com/ For Access Tips and Examples: http://www.devhut.net Please rate this post using the vote buttons if it was helpful. "RMCompute" wrote: I am using Access 2007 in which I set up a form and when I click on it, it fills the entire screen. When I import a form from another database into this database, it also fills the entire screen. That same form in the other database displayed on a small section of the screen. Is there a parameter in the database which determines how the form is displayed, outside of the form itself? Thanks in advance. |
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Form Fills entire screen
Maybe it is set to Maximize when it opens?
In your On Open code for the form, try adding this: DoCmd.Restore This restores the form to its design size, and also does the same to everything else you open from then on unless there is code that says otherwise. I usually like to Maximize reports when they open, then on close I use DoCmd.Restore so the forms won't be maximized. Mich "Daniel Pineault" wrote in message ... 'set up a form and when I click on it, it fills the entire screen' -- How did you set it up to do this? Are all the computers set at the same screen resolution? -- Hope this helps, Daniel Pineault http://www.cardaconsultants.com/ For Access Tips and Examples: http://www.devhut.net Please rate this post using the vote buttons if it was helpful. "RMCompute" wrote: I am using Access 2007 in which I set up a form and when I click on it, it fills the entire screen. When I import a form from another database into this database, it also fills the entire screen. That same form in the other database displayed on a small section of the screen. Is there a parameter in the database which determines how the form is displayed, outside of the form itself? Thanks in advance. |
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Form Fills entire screen
I had the same problem with my startup form always maximizing, even though I
saved it in it's native size. The problem was found in a macro that was being fired on application startup. And, on another detail form, in the code I found a DoCmd.Maximize command that was the culprit. "RMCompute" wrote: I am using Access 2007 in which I set up a form and when I click on it, it fills the entire screen. When I import a form from another database into this database, it also fills the entire screen. That same form in the other database displayed on a small section of the screen. Is there a parameter in the database which determines how the form is displayed, outside of the form itself? Thanks in advance. |
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