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Old January 29th, 2004, 12:40 PM
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Question Keeping Forms etc MAXimized all the time!

Hi,

This is probably something very simple, and I'm just overlooking the obvious!

I simply would like all my forms, including the main Switchboards and any others it calls, to open maximized, and STAY that way when closed and returning thru the switchboards.

I have all my entry forms and the Switchboard opening maximized through a tiny macro that simply tells them to do that. But sometimes, when closing a form that was called from another form (that was called by the switchboard), they will not stay maximized, and neither will the switchboard be when returning to it.

I hope I'm explaining this correctly. Just seems to be that one needn't be a VBA or macro expert to get all forms to open and stay maximized.

Any help is greatly appreciated, TIA!!
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Just enter the following code in the Activate event of each form and report and you will get a maximized objects.


docmd.maxmize
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Just enter the following code in the Activate event of each form and report and you will get a maximized objects.


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Thanks supersubra, I knew it just had to be that simple, but sometimes it's just so hard to see the forest for the trees! Things get blurrier the more you stare at 'em!

I had the maximize macro in the OnOpen event. I definitely need some more learning on events and macros and vba and.........


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