Hi All

I am just getting to grips with Access 2007 and one of the quirks I
have found is that when I design using Windows in XP Windows-Classic
colors and set the text boxes on forms' special effect property to
"sunken" They appear as sunken in the correct manner.

However, when I change to the Windows XP color scheme the forms text
boxes appear flat even though the special effect property has not
changed.

Any ideas or is it a new quirk we have to live with. I haven't tried
it with Vista yet. That should be interesting

Thanks Bob

"bobdydd" <reallyuseful2004@yahoo.co.ukwrote in message
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Hi All
>
I am just getting to grips with Access 2007 and one of the quirks I
have found is that when I design using Windows in XP Windows-Classic
colors and set the text boxes on forms' special effect property to
"sunken" They appear as sunken in the correct manner.
>
However, when I change to the Windows XP color scheme the forms text
boxes appear flat even though the special effect property has not
changed.
>
Any ideas or is it a new quirk we have to live with. I haven't tried
it with Vista yet. That should be interesting
>
Thanks Bob
>

"bobdydd" <reallyuseful2004@yahoo.co.ukwrote in message
news:1176400312.737049.187090@n59g2000hsh.googlegr oups.com...

Hi All
>
I am just getting to grips with Access 2007 and one of the quirks I
have found is that when I design using Windows in XP Windows-Classic
colors and set the text boxes on forms' special effect property to
"sunken" They appear as sunken in the correct manner.
>
However, when I change to the Windows XP color scheme the forms text
boxes appear flat even though the special effect property has not
changed.
>
Any ideas or is it a new quirk we have to live with. I haven't tried
it with Vista yet. That should be interesting
>
Thanks Bob
>