Control Panel - Display Properties - Appearances tab.
But, if you were thinking of doing this for just your Access
program or only one form, this is a Windows wide setting
that you should not mess around with in any one program.
With that said, Stephen Lebans has some advanced reoutines
that can do some amazing things, so hunt around at www.lebans.com and see if there's anything that does what
you want.
You would have to subclass the Form. With A2K or higher this would
require an external subclassing DLL. IT's a lot of complex coding for a
non standard UI.
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HTH
Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
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Michael San Filippo said:
I was kinda thinking for just my app - not all of access
kinda like
me.scrollbars.color=blue - or somethign like that - any code that does that
on open of a form?
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