Displaying a long form

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I have a form that is larger than what can display on the screen. When it is initially dsiplayed the form is scrolled to the bottom of the form. How can I ensure that the form is initially displayed with the top of the form displayed?
 
Stan,

I would question why you need to create such a long form. Forms like this
aren't condusive to "user-friendliness". Instead, I would counsel you to
find another way, perhaps using multiple forms, or a Tab control.

Regards,
Graham R Seach
Microsoft Access MVP
Sydney, Australia

Microsoft Access 2003 VBA Programmer's Reference
http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0764559036.html


stan said:
I have a form that is larger than what can display on the screen. When it
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is initially dsiplayed the form is scrolled to the bottom of the form. How
can I ensure that the form is initially displayed with the top of the form
displayed?
 
I have a form that is larger than what can display on the screen. When it is initially dsiplayed the form is scrolled to the bottom of the form. How can I ensure that the form is initially displayed with the top of the form displayed?
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Place code in the form's Load event:
[ControlName].SetFocus

[ControlName] should be the first control on the form.
 
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