Hi Doug,
The Access textbox doesn't have a Row Height property, so it's not
clear what you're talking about. If you want to control line spacing
within the textbox, use the LineSpacing property. For double spacing
you might use
With Me.txtXXX
.LineSpacing = .FontSize * 20 * 1.2
End With
The 20 converts from points to twips, and the 1.2 gives a conventional
comfortable line spacing.
If you want to control the height of the textbox, use its Height
property, e.g.
.Height = .FontSize * 20 * 1.2 * 2 'two lines
On Fri, 16 Nov 2007 22:23:24 -0500,
Do**@NoEmail.com wrote:
>I have a form with a clients info. There is a subform with messages
(date field and a textbox). There can be multiple messages per client.
The row height of the message text box in the subform is set to the
height of one line of text. I want it to display two. Changing the
size in messages table properties, form properties, and in subform
properties (from inside the client form) all have no effect when
viewing the message list from the client form.
Any help appreciated.
--
John Nurick - Access MVP