Dec 18, 2004 #1 dsmart16 IS-IT--Management Joined Nov 30, 2004 Messages 12 Location CA Help, Hi there - I feel kind of foolish ... I can't seem to remember where the setting is so I can have a specific form load up when the database is opened. The form that I want to have open is called frmLogOn Thanks for all the help, Dave
Help, Hi there - I feel kind of foolish ... I can't seem to remember where the setting is so I can have a specific form load up when the database is opened. The form that I want to have open is called frmLogOn Thanks for all the help, Dave
Dec 18, 2004 1 #2 RoyVidar Instructor Joined Jun 16, 2000 Messages 6,606 Location NO Tools | Startup - in "Display Form/Page" select your form. Roy-Vidar Upvote 0 Downvote
Dec 19, 2004 1 #3 TheAceMan1 Programmer Joined Sep 23, 2003 Messages 11,174 Location US How are ya dsmart16 . . . . . If you require the form to [blue]open maximized[/blue], you may have to use the [purple]AutoExec[/purple] macro object. See Ya! . . . . . . Upvote 0 Downvote
How are ya dsmart16 . . . . . If you require the form to [blue]open maximized[/blue], you may have to use the [purple]AutoExec[/purple] macro object. See Ya! . . . . . .
Dec 20, 2004 #4 DrSimon IS-IT--Management Joined Dec 14, 2001 Messages 674 Location GB ....or use the command line /x option to call different macros, each opening a different form. Upvote 0 Downvote
Dec 20, 2004 1 #5 dameeti Programmer Joined Dec 20, 2004 Messages 24 Location US If you want the form to open up maximized, why not just put the maximize command in the OpenForm method of the form, as such: Code: DoCmd.Maximize I think that would do the trick quite easily. Upvote 0 Downvote
If you want the form to open up maximized, why not just put the maximize command in the OpenForm method of the form, as such: Code: DoCmd.Maximize I think that would do the trick quite easily.