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On Fri, 23 May 2008 02:16:31 -0500, Alan Forsyth <Not@iHome.nzwrote:
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You have some unusual requirements. What exactly is the difference
between a maximized form and a form of maximum size?
"A Form of Unusual Size." :-)
A distinction I should have made more clear, perhaps with:
"Full Screen" to mean Maximized.
"Very Large Form" to mean a form in Restore View, made as large as
possible. (That's not an option for my "background" Form.)
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Anyway, you can always have datasheet view if you put a subform in
datasheet view on an unbound form.
You're right. It still won't look or act the same as a Restore Size
Datasheet View form (User resizing is an issue) and I may be able to get
closer to that appearance with the continuous form (which also has resize
issues.)
Users expect EXACTLY the same as a Query Datasheet.
Thanks, Tom. that's something I hadn't considered.
Alan Forsyth
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-Tom.
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>>That rather long subject says it.
>>In Access97 running on XP - I want to display a Maximized size Form01,
>>then open a Restore size Datasheet View Form02 on top of the first
>>Form.
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>>PopUp won't give me Datasheet view.
>>Dialog mode won't give me Datasheet view
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>>I could make Form01 Restore size and expand it to fill the Window in
>>Restore size (maybe DoCmd.MoveSize Right, Down, Width, Height) - I
>>don't want this.
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>>I could imitate a Datasheet with Form02 in Form Display mode - I don't
>>want to do that.
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>>Access97 doesn't have WindowMode:=acDialog
>>Pity.
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>>OK, where am I wrong or what have I missed? It can be done?
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>>Thanks,
>>Alan Forsyth
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