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Martin \(Martin Lee\)
Hi Gorden ,
I tried, but still can't work.
Martin
I tried, but still can't work.
Martin
(Send Again) Why FORM's verticle slider was hidden ?
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Tom Wickerath
Hi Martin,
Perhaps some type of weird video driver problem. Have you checked the vendor
site for your video card to make sure you have the latest driver installed?
That said, even if you do fix this problem, I cannot imagine that any user
is going to enjoy being forced to use horizontal and vertical scroll bars to
navigate your form. Why does it need to be so big?
Tom Wickerath
Microsoft Access MVP
http://www.accessmvp.com/TWickerath/
http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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Perhaps some type of weird video driver problem. Have you checked the vendor
site for your video card to make sure you have the latest driver installed?
That said, even if you do fix this problem, I cannot imagine that any user
is going to enjoy being forced to use horizontal and vertical scroll bars to
navigate your form. Why does it need to be so big?
Tom Wickerath
Microsoft Access MVP
http://www.accessmvp.com/TWickerath/
http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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Martin \(Martin Lee\)
Oh, Dear Tom Wickerath! You appear again!
I remember that you have helped me a lot. I even wrote your name in my
System's acknowledgement Form : )
This time, this "Scroll bar problem" is appeared in my collegue's system.
I think it is not the video card problem, because not only in his computer,
but also in my computer, all can't see the verticle scroll bar.
One thing more, his FORM is not only long long long, but also has many
"sub-page"
You are tops, I think you can help us conquer this problem. Thank you
Martin
I remember that you have helped me a lot. I even wrote your name in my
System's acknowledgement Form : )
This time, this "Scroll bar problem" is appeared in my collegue's system.
I think it is not the video card problem, because not only in his computer,
but also in my computer, all can't see the verticle scroll bar.
One thing more, his FORM is not only long long long, but also has many
"sub-page"
You are tops, I think you can help us conquer this problem. Thank you
Martin
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Tom Wickerath
Hi Martin,
Thank You for your nice thoughts about me. I'm always glad to help others
when I can.
Is there any chance that you and your collegue have identical systems? If
you are working for the same company, you might have identical PCs, each with
a video driver that is out-of-date. Just a thought.
Why does it need to be this way? Can you provide more specifics about the
type of information this form is designed to collect? Perhaps me or someone
else can offer an alternative suggestion once we learn more about the type of
data you are collecting. Is there any chance that you can post an image of
your form on a new record (no confidential data shown) so that others can
take a look?
Tom Wickerath
Microsoft Access MVP
http://www.accessmvp.com/TWickerath/
http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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Thank You for your nice thoughts about me. I'm always glad to help others
when I can.
Is there any chance that you and your collegue have identical systems? If
you are working for the same company, you might have identical PCs, each with
a video driver that is out-of-date. Just a thought.
Why does it need to be this way? Can you provide more specifics about the
type of information this form is designed to collect? Perhaps me or someone
else can offer an alternative suggestion once we learn more about the type of
data you are collecting. Is there any chance that you can post an image of
your form on a new record (no confidential data shown) so that others can
take a look?
Tom Wickerath
Microsoft Access MVP
http://www.accessmvp.com/TWickerath/
http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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