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Old August 14th, 2006, 03:38 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Peter Stone
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Default Prevent tabs from disappearing under form header.

I have a form with a tab control where the pages contain subforms.

When I click on a tab, if any controls are near or partially below the
bottom of the screen, the tabs (with the page names) fold up under the form
header. How can I stop this?

Thank you

Peter
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Old August 14th, 2006, 05:04 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Peter Stone
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Default Prevent tabs from disappearing under form header.

Thanks--but the he form is a work space/desktop and I want it to be user
friendly.

E.g., the form has a word document as an OLE object that is quite long.

Ive looked at the Tab control and Page propertiies and can't see anything.
Is there any way of doing this programatically?

Regards

Peter
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Old August 14th, 2006, 05:58 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Duane Hookom
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Default Prevent tabs from disappearing under form header.

Maybe add a scroll bar and allow the user to scroll up.

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Thanks--but the he form is a work space/desktop and I want it to be user
friendly.

E.g., the form has a word document as an OLE object that is quite long.

Ive looked at the Tab control and Page propertiies and can't see anything.
Is there any way of doing this programatically?

Regards

Peter



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Old August 15th, 2006, 05:11 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Peter Stone
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Default Prevent tabs from disappearing under form header.

Duane

Thanks for the suggestion, but the form already has a scrollbar.

A user may fill in a record over a period of days or months and being able
to quickly click through the pages allows them to review their state of
progress. As it is, they have to click on the tab and then click on the
left-hand-side bar to show the tabs again.

I was also having problems with "There is no OLE object" dialogue box
popping up every time I clicked a tab and I was able to prevent that by
shifting focus to a control on the header. I had hoped there might be a
similar solution for this.

Thanks

Peter

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

Maybe add a scroll bar and allow the user to scroll up.

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MS Access MVP

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Old August 20th, 2006, 06:37 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
Peter Stone
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Default Prevent tabs from disappearing under form header.

I found several other posts looking for a solution to this so:

Go to the problem tab page, click on the subform holder NOT the Form itself.
Set the Tab Stop property to No.

This should fix the problem. If not, continue:

Make a tiny, blank subform (e.g., 1cm x 1cm)--don't bother to give it a
Record Source. Nest it near the top of your existing subform. Set the Tab
Stop property to Yes.

Thank you


"Peter Stone" wrote:

I have a form with a tab control where the pages contain subforms.

When I click on a tab, if any controls are near or partially below the
bottom of the screen, the tabs (with the page names) fold up under the form
header. How can I stop this?

Thank you

Peter

 




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