Access 2007 Pop up form Issues

[bobdydd]

Hi Everybody

Does anyone know the code for the following:

A Command button Clickevent
Make Form into Popup form
Minimize the database container
Be able to move the form around the desktop with the Form minimized
End Sub

Thanks in advance

Bob

[bobdydd]

On 19 Jul, 12:26, bobdydd <[e-mail]:

Hi Everybody

Does anyone know the code for the following:

A Command button Clickevent
* *Make Form into Popup form
* *Minimize the database container
* *Be able to move the form around the desktop with the (Oops! shouldbe Container) minimized
End Sub

Thanks in advance

Bob

[Tom van Stiphout]

On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 04:26:56 -0700 (PDT), bobdydd
<re**************@yahoo.co.ukwrote:

I'm a bit confused.
* Typically you make a form a Popup form by setting that form-level
property. It's typically not done dynamically. Is that what you need?
* If you minimize the database container the popup form minimizes with
it. You can create the illusion of the db container disappearing by
hiding it behind the popup form, and moving it when the popup moves.

-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP

>Hi Everybody

Does anyone know the code for the following:

A Command button Clickevent
Make Form into Popup form
Minimize the database container
Be able to move the form around the desktop with the Form minimized
End Sub

Thanks in advance

Bob

[bobdydd]

Hi Tom

Thanks for the quick reply
Iwas hoping to be able to pop the form out of the db container
dynamically
but as you say this is just not possible

I guess I'll just have to live without it. Thanks anyway

On 19 Jul, 13:51, Tom van Stiphout <[e-mail]:

On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 04:26:56 -0700 (PDT), bobdydd

<[e-mail]:

I'm a bit confused.
* Typically you make a form a Popup form by setting that form-level
property. It's typically not done dynamically. Is that what you need?
* If you minimize the database container the popup form minimizes with
it. You can create the illusion of the db container disappearing by
hiding it behind the popup form, and moving it when the popup moves.

-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP