Hope this helps. I build a macro that has, open form, maximize for each form
and also a close form line for each form. In the properties of each form I
refer to the correct macro in the on close and on open properties
For example when I closeform A it runs this macro from the on close property
mcrFormOp.menuO
This macro opens form B and then maximizes it. The new form shows up
completely maximized.
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Stockwell43 - 11 Mar 2008 21:19 GMT
You could try placing this code in the Forms On Open event:
DoCmd.Maximize
> Hope this helps. I build a macro that has, open form, maximize for each form
> and also a close form line for each form. In the properties of each form I
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> > Thank you in advance
Tiago - 13 Mar 2008 18:19 GMT
Yes, I've done that and that's what's giving the forms that behaviour. Thabks
anyway.
> You could try placing this code in the Forms On Open event:
> DoCmd.Maximize
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Tiago - 13 Mar 2008 18:19 GMT
Thank you very much. That's precisely the effect I was looking for.
However, now the forms take a bit longer to load (open). Any suggestions to
minimize that loading time?
> Hope this helps. I build a macro that has, open form, maximize for each form
> and also a close form line for each form. In the properties of each form I
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> > Thank you in advance