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bpearson
I'm wrestling with what seems (from scanning messages on the subject)
to be an age-old problem in Access, namely setting the height of a
popup, modal continuous form.
In principle, I want the form to be tall enough to display x lines of
data, whether there a million records to display or none. This is so
that it matches the size of other, non-continuous popup forms (whose
height I can easily set in design mode).
I'm in the process of converting an Access 2 database to Access 2003.
The conversion process seems to have made all such forms exactly two
rows taller than they used to be, and I'm trying to work out the
easiest way to set them all back (there are around sixty of them). The
process was tiresome but doable in Access 2: in Access 2003 it seems
downright torturous.
Is there not some way of doing this programmatically? The height
setting is not exposed via the Properties box: does anyone know where
it is stored?
Brian Pearson
to be an age-old problem in Access, namely setting the height of a
popup, modal continuous form.
In principle, I want the form to be tall enough to display x lines of
data, whether there a million records to display or none. This is so
that it matches the size of other, non-continuous popup forms (whose
height I can easily set in design mode).
I'm in the process of converting an Access 2 database to Access 2003.
The conversion process seems to have made all such forms exactly two
rows taller than they used to be, and I'm trying to work out the
easiest way to set them all back (there are around sixty of them). The
process was tiresome but doable in Access 2: in Access 2003 it seems
downright torturous.
Is there not some way of doing this programmatically? The height
setting is not exposed via the Properties box: does anyone know where
it is stored?
Brian Pearson