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Old April 27th, 2004, 06:59 PM
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Thanks for the help.

I solved the problem by creating a macro named AutoExec
and selected Maximize. Apparently Access will
automatically execute a Macro with the name AutoExec.

This may be a different approach, but your comments did
give good guidance.

Another problem solved.

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Old April 28th, 2004, 01:22 PM
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That will only open the form to the maximun size of the
Access window. If you wnat to insure that the application
will automatically open up maximized add a line before your
maximize command
Action: RunCommand
Command: AppMaximize

You will need this if someone already has a copy of Access
open and then opens your app.

Jim

-----Original Message-----
Thanks for the help.

I solved the problem by creating a macro named AutoExec
and selected Maximize. Apparently Access will
automatically execute a Macro with the name AutoExec.

This may be a different approach, but your comments did
give good guidance.

Another problem solved.

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