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Johan #1
Little question about forms
I'm making a database at home. I take care of my forms, to fit them on the
screen i.e. when the form is maximised, the information on it (lists,
subforms, buttons etc) fills up the form.
On my work, the users have a bigger resolution on their sreens. Because of
that, there is an empty place on the form.
Is there a way to make automatically that the form is always filled
complete?
Thanks
Johan
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chriske911 #2
Re: Little question about forms
the same as you would do it from within VB, create all the controls and set
their size and position dependant on the form's size
for example for control1:
control1.width = ((form.width / number of controls) -300)
and
control1.top = ((abovecontrol.top + control1.height) + 250)
and control1.left = ((form.left + mostleftcontrol +
allinbetweencontrols.width) + 200
this way you could make a form completely dynamic resizable but offcourse
this is a lot of work (cq typing in code)
bon chance
"Johan" <johan.tallieu@pandora.be> wrote in message
news:j2tSa.22174$F92.2265@afrodite.telenet-ops.be...> I'm making a database at home. I take care of my forms, to fit them on the
> screen i.e. when the form is maximised, the information on it (lists,
> subforms, buttons etc) fills up the form.
> On my work, the users have a bigger resolution on their sreens. Because of
> that, there is an empty place on the form.
> Is there a way to make automatically that the form is always filled
> complete?
>
>
> Thanks
> Johan
>
>
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