I think Peter de Baets' Resizer might help you
http://www.peterssoftware.com
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"Kevin Myers" <KevinMyers@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Hello folks,
>
> I am an experienced developer with other languages and applications, but a
> neophyte when it comes to MS Access forms. Can someone please help get me
> with a solution for the following issue: On a form, I have an object
> (ImgEdit control from MS Imaging) that needs to automatically grow and
> shrink when a user resizes the form. The object *does not* need to grow[/color]
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> shrink based on the size of the image that is being displayed. Rather the
> object needs to grow and shrink so that it occupies the maximum possible
> screen real estate as the size of the form window is adjusted by the user.
> Please note that there are also other controls on the form, all to the[/color]
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> side of the ImgEdit object if it matters.
>
> In some other languages that I have used, there are various ways of
> "attaching" an edge of one object to the edge of another object, so that[/color]
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> size of one object automatically adjusts based on the size of the other
> object, and that is essentially the same functionality that I need here.[/color]
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> feel certain that there must be some reasonably easy way to do this, and
> could swear that I have seen this capability utilized in MS Access forms
> developed by others. But I can't figure out how this is being done, and
> can't seem to locate any relevant docs. Can someone please help me see[/color]
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> light?
>
> Thanks,
> s/KAM
>
>
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