Set the window to pop up and use the below command when the form is loaded.
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdAppMinimize
You will have to do some changes to how your forms opened but this should
get you the result you want.
If you add:
DoCmd.Maximize
immediately before Krizhek's code, the form will cover the whole
screen.
Just be sure you have a way of closing or minimizing the form or you
may have to use the Task Manager to close it.
Also, any forms being opened from this form will need to be popup also.
I don't believe other objects (tables, queries, or reports) can be
opened for viewing on "top of" this form. You should be able to send a
report to a printer though.
Thanks Krizhek for putting us on this tidbit! I will be using this a
lot in the future.
Bob
Krizhek Wrote:
> Set the window to pop up and use the below command when the form is
> loaded.
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>
> thanks

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HANA - 06 Jun 2006 18:19 GMT
Hi & thanks verey mush for help i will do it all over agean & if i had any
problem i will back to you:)
> If you add:
> DoCmd.Maximize
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> > thanks
HANA - 06 Jun 2006 20:36 GMT
Hi Mr. Bob
will there is some change but there is problem!!!!
ther is something wrong in this code"Me.Visible = True
DoEvents
fSetAccessWindow Switch_HIDE" it alwaeys give me this massge "variable not
defeined"
did this mean that i did not Call this code?
> If you add:
> DoCmd.Maximize
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> > thanks