Hello,
I can't seem to figure out how to prevent a tabbed form from changing colors toward the bottom half of the form. See image below:
How can I adjust the background fill color of the tabbed form to prevent this slight color change? I can't find the property for back color of the tabbed form.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Not sure exactly what you've done, but I can only see about 1/2 inch (left-to-right) of a screen and see no difference in the red cirled area, which I assume is where you're experiencing a problem.
You need to attach a screen shot, if you can, or barring that, give a better descrition of your problem. We also need to know what version/service pack of Access you're running as well as your OS.
Version 2003, I believe, is noted to experience display problems with Tabbed Pages when running Windows XP. If this version/OS matches your situation, you might try right-clicking your Windows XP desktop, choosing Properties, and setting the theme to Windows Classic and see if that resolves it.
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To be clear, the suggestion is to do that anyway, just to see what happens, regardless of whether or not you choose to keep the settings later.
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