Screen size and docmd.movesize?? 
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 Screen size and docmd.movesize??

Hi,
I have a form that is strategically placed on another form using
DoCmd.MoveSize. However, I need to change the location of the form depending
on the screen size. I need code to say something like... If screensize =
whatever X whatever  then docmd.movesize. Any help with this is much
appreciated.
Alan Schwartz



Sun, 08 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 Screen size and docmd.movesize??

See the form property's width and height

Alan Schwartz heeft geschreven in bericht ...

Quote:
>Hi,
>I have a form that is strategically placed on another form using
>DoCmd.MoveSize. However, I need to change the location of the form
depending
>on the screen size. I need code to say something like... If screensize =
>whatever X whatever  then docmd.movesize. Any help with this is much
>appreciated.
>Alan Schwartz



Mon, 09 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 Screen size and docmd.movesize??

I'm having a similar problem.

In VB, forms have Top and Left properties.
What about in VBA (or Access97)?
How do you set where the form shows up on the screen w.r.t. Top and Left?
For example, how do I place a form in the top left corner. (i.e. at position
1,1)?

Also, in VB there are "Screen.Width" and "Screen.Height" settings which tell
you how large your desktop area is.  How do you determine this within
Access97?

I'm trying to combat the problem of sizing forms to fit different monitor
sizes within my department.
I have code that works great in VB 5.0 applications.  I'm trying to convert
it over to my Access application.

Any suggestions you have will be greatly appreciated.
--Jim.

Quote:

> See the form property's width and height

> Alan Schwartz heeft geschreven in bericht ...
> >Hi,
> >I have a form that is strategically placed on another form using
> >DoCmd.MoveSize. However, I need to change the location of the form
> depending
> >on the screen size. I need code to say something like... If screensize =
> >whatever X whatever  then docmd.movesize. Any help with this is much
> >appreciated.
> >Alan Schwartz



Fri, 13 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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