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by: Ralph |
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Hi
My users are going to toggle back and forth between DataSheet and Form
view. This eliminates the need for a pile of queries <g>
Anyway, I would like my form to be viewed at the current size (I had
removed the min max buttons). But when in Datasheet view I would like
it to maximize. If I maximize the view while in DataSheet then when
the user toggles to Form it stays maximized and looks ugly.
Is there any code along the lines of
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by: lauren quantrell |
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I have an Access 2K popup form to which I have added buttons to run
DoCmd.Maximize
The problem is the form opens full height on the screen, with the
bottom of the form hidden under the Windows taskbar.
Is there a way to maximize the form so that a portion of it is not
hidden under the taskbar?
thanks,
lq
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by: Bill |
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Hi
I have a parent child forms. I want the close, maximize, and minimize
buttons to be removed.
One the child form I have set the maximize and minimize buttons to false. I
have the child form mamiximze in the parent form. So then the maximized
button is still active. But I want the child form to fill the parent form
without the ability to close minimize or maximize the form like a default
page.
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by: guy |
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VB2005
I have an MDI application, which displays modal forms correctly, and starts
up with the MDI form maximized
however for non modal forms behavious is unusual
all forms have MaximizeBox, Minimizebox and ControlBox set to false
and WindowState = Maximized
when the form displays it displays with the same size as in the Form Designer
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by: insomniux |
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Hi,
I have an Access 2000 database with one main form in which all subforms
are embedded. In this form I have a timer which closes the form,
detaches the linked (ODBC) tables and reopens the same form with a
login dialog (initiated in onOpen).
When I open the application the form maximizes (as it should). But when
the code reopens the form, the form is not maximized. I have
DoCmd.Maximize in onOpen,onLoad,onActivate. What else can I try...
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by: Mrozu |
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Hi
When I maximize a form in VB.Net 2003 the bottom of the form gets
hidden
by the start bar (so my status bar is invisible). How can I get my app
to maximize to the usable screen area above the start bar?
Thx Mrozu
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by: neeraj |
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Hi people's
I developed one MDI application with one MDI form and 2
child forms, form. Border style of first child forms set as Fixed3D and
Window State set as normal (like dialog Box) and maximize button set
false minimize button set false.
My first child form name like FrmClient
I have one another child form which Form Border Style property set as
Fixed3D and
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by: teric2 |
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Hi Everyone!
I have a form that opens from a another form set as a dialog box via a command button. I have tried about everything I can think of to make this form maximize when it opens.
I've used the
dcmd.maximize
in the "on open" and "on load" event procedures of the form. Also tried using it in the code of the command button that opens the form. Nothing seems to force this pesky thing to maximize.
What am I doing wrong?
Here's the...
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by: David Jackson |
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Hello,
I have a WinForms app (VS.NET 2005 + SP1) where the FormBorderStyle of the
main form is set to FixedDialog.
I've added a NotifyIcon, so have set the form's MinimizeBox property to
true;
This enables the form's minimize button, obviously, and the NotifyIcon stuff
is working.
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by: =?Utf-8?B?Qm9iQWNoZ2lsbA==?= |
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I give my user a button to change the properties of the size property of
maximize screen size. How can I programmatically cause the maximize screen
function to happen after changing the property so the new max screen property
will be realized? Right now I have to tell the user to unmaximize the screen
and remaximize the screen to have the property take effect. :o(
Thanks!
Bob
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In this session, we are pleased to welcome a new presenter, Adolph Dupré who will be discussing some powerful techniques for using class modules.
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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