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Title: Form horizontal and vertical sliders in microsoft.public.access
Site: Discussions in microsoft.public.access  Discussions in microsoft.public.access - site profile
Forum: microsoft.public.access  microsoft.public.access - forum profile
Total authors: 2 authors
Total thread posts: 4 posts
Thread activity: no new posts during last week
Domain info for: microsoft.com

Thread posts in Form horizontal and vertical sliders in microsoft.public.access:

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Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2008-10-08 01:14:00)  by Johnathon Anderson
Hello everyone I have made a form with both horizontal and vertical slider bars. But when I view the form I can not see the horizontal bar along the base of the form and the vertical bar has the bottom missing so I can not see the small arrow that is needed to move to the next record. I have made a mistake somewhere....
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Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2008-10-08 06:35:00)  by Al Campagna
Johnathon, > ...and the vertical bar has the bottom missing so I can not see the small > arrow > that is needed to move to the next record. That really leads me to believe that your display needs adjustment. If you set up the form's Navigation Buttons = Yes... can you see the navigation information? That ...
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-08 08:15:00)  by Johnathon Anderson
No I don't have the record selector. It is a popup form set to maximise. Private Sub Form_Load() DoCmd.Maximize End Sub Not sure if this is making the problem. I use a popup form so that all the normal windows buttons are not there and the form looks better. Johnathon Anderson ...
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Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-10-08 21:32:00)  by Al Campagna
Johnathan, You wrote... >>No I don't have the record selector. Be careful of your terminology. The "RecordSelectors" are the boxes to the right of each record that allow the user to mouse select the record (ex. for deletion) The "Navigation Buttons" are in the lower left corner of the form. Your reply...
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Al Campagna
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Form horizontal and vertical...
Published (2008-10-08 21:32:00)
&nbsp; Johnathan, You wrote... &gt;&gt;No I don't have the record selector. Be careful of your terminology. The &quot;RecordSelectors&quot; are the boxes to the right of each record that allow the user to mouse select the record (ex. for deletion) The &quot;Navigation Buttons&quot; are in the lower left corner of the form. Your reply above implies you did not set the Navigation Buttons = Yes, to determine if...
Johnathon Anderson
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user's latest post:
Form horizontal and vertical...
Published (2008-10-08 08:15:00)
&nbsp; No I don't have the record selector. It is a popup form set to maximise. Private Sub Form_Load() DoCmd.Maximize End Sub Not sure if this is making the problem. I use a popup form so that all the normal windows buttons are not there and the form looks better. Johnathon Anderson &quot;Al Campagna&quot; wrote: &gt; Johnathon, &gt; &gt; ...and the vertical bar has the bottom missing so I can not see the small...