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Minor drag adjustment when design forms
Hello Friends
Can you tell me how to do a minor adjustment setting when we design a field width or position. When I design a text box or label I can't move to a smaller adjustment. When I drag the cursor position of the edge of the fields it goes to a long distance than I want. How can we control the cursor movements for minor adjustments(like 0.001mm/0.01mm) when we design a field in MS Access form? Jane |
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Minor drag adjustment when design forms
Jane,
When the object is selected, try using the Shift + Arrow keys to increase the length to the Left/Right/Top/Bottom by one pixel. Also, Ctrtl + Arrow keys moves the whole object Up/Down/Left/Right by one pixel. Much easier doing "fine" sizing than with the mouse. hth Al Camp "Jane Humbrey" wrote in message ... Hello Friends Can you tell me how to do a minor adjustment setting when we design a field width or position. When I design a text box or label I can't move to a smaller adjustment. When I drag the cursor position of the edge of the fields it goes to a long distance than I want. How can we control the cursor movements for minor adjustments(like 0.001mm/0.01mm) when we design a field in MS Access form? Jane |
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Minor drag adjustment when design forms
The Ctrl+Arrow Keys will move an Access control 1 pixel at a time. The
Shift+Arrow resize 1 pixel at a time. This behavior changes slightly in Access 2002 and later. There the movement works without the Ctrl key, and mvoes a gid mark with it. -- Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP Microsoft Access Free Access downloads: http://www.datastrat.com http://www.mvps.org/access "Jane Humbrey" wrote in message ... Hello Friends Can you tell me how to do a minor adjustment setting when we design a field width or position. When I design a text box or label I can't move to a smaller adjustment. When I drag the cursor position of the edge of the fields it goes to a long distance than I want. How can we control the cursor movements for minor adjustments(like 0.001mm/0.01mm) when we design a field in MS Access form? Jane |
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Minor drag adjustment when design forms
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Jane "AlCamp" wrote in message ... Jane, When the object is selected, try using the Shift + Arrow keys to increase the length to the Left/Right/Top/Bottom by one pixel. Also, Ctrtl + Arrow keys moves the whole object Up/Down/Left/Right by one pixel. Much easier doing "fine" sizing than with the mouse. hth Al Camp "Jane Humbrey" wrote in message ... Hello Friends Can you tell me how to do a minor adjustment setting when we design a field width or position. When I design a text box or label I can't move to a smaller adjustment. When I drag the cursor position of the edge of the fields it goes to a long distance than I want. How can we control the cursor movements for minor adjustments(like 0.001mm/0.01mm) when we design a field in MS Access form? Jane |
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Minor drag adjustment when design forms
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Jane "Arvin Meyer" wrote in message ... The Ctrl+Arrow Keys will move an Access control 1 pixel at a time. The Shift+Arrow resize 1 pixel at a time. This behavior changes slightly in Access 2002 and later. There the movement works without the Ctrl key, and mvoes a gid mark with it. -- Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP Microsoft Access Free Access downloads: http://www.datastrat.com http://www.mvps.org/access "Jane Humbrey" wrote in message ... Hello Friends Can you tell me how to do a minor adjustment setting when we design a field width or position. When I design a text box or label I can't move to a smaller adjustment. When I drag the cursor position of the edge of the fields it goes to a long distance than I want. How can we control the cursor movements for minor adjustments(like 0.001mm/0.01mm) when we design a field in MS Access form? Jane |
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