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To give you a brief overview, my application contains two forms (nothing else)
Form 1 contains a subform control, whose SourceObject is Form 2. (The detail
section of Form 1 has a height property of 11 cm.)
Form 2 contains a tab control with 6 pages, and multiple text boxes on each
page. The detail section of Form 2 has a height property of 15, in order to
fit all the required controls on, additionally, this form has vertical
scrollbars.
At the moment, no code exists behind any of these objects.
Issues when opening Form1 from the datawindow:
1) The subform shows the tab control from Form2, however the appearance is
that it has scrolled down to the first text box, effectively 'cutting' off
the tab's themselves. This could be misleading to the user (although a hawk
eyed user can easily use the scroll bars to scroll up to make them visible.
'---------------------------------------------------------
' Form1 detail section
'-------------------------------------------------------
'| subform - first text box.. tabs are cut off
'|
'|
'|
'|
'|
'-------------------------------------------------------
' Form1 detail section
'
'
'
'---------------------------------------------------------
2) The background colour of the tab control is the standard 'grey' that MS
uses. However, approximately half way down the tab control, it is white -
this is the same for each page in the tab control.
Any clues on these probs guys n gals?
Cheers
SP
Form 1 contains a subform control, whose SourceObject is Form 2. (The detail
section of Form 1 has a height property of 11 cm.)
Form 2 contains a tab control with 6 pages, and multiple text boxes on each
page. The detail section of Form 2 has a height property of 15, in order to
fit all the required controls on, additionally, this form has vertical
scrollbars.
At the moment, no code exists behind any of these objects.
Issues when opening Form1 from the datawindow:
1) The subform shows the tab control from Form2, however the appearance is
that it has scrolled down to the first text box, effectively 'cutting' off
the tab's themselves. This could be misleading to the user (although a hawk
eyed user can easily use the scroll bars to scroll up to make them visible.
'---------------------------------------------------------
' Form1 detail section
'-------------------------------------------------------
'| subform - first text box.. tabs are cut off
'|
'|
'|
'|
'|
'-------------------------------------------------------
' Form1 detail section
'
'
'
'---------------------------------------------------------
2) The background colour of the tab control is the standard 'grey' that MS
uses. However, approximately half way down the tab control, it is white -
this is the same for each page in the tab control.
Any clues on these probs guys n gals?
Cheers
SP