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Form Auto Resize By Richard Rost ![]() ![]() How to Use the AutoSize Form Property In this lesson I will show you how to make your Microsoft Access forms stay exactly the size you want when you save them. Javier from Campinas, Brazil (a Platinum Member) asks: I know you can position a form by moving it in form view and then saving it with CTRL-S. However, is there any way to get it to stay sized to the demensions I want as well? It seems every time I save, close, and reopen it, Access resizes it on me. MembersI'll show you how to add a little button to resize your forms larger and smaller. This will allow you to "slide" the forms open and closed to show more details.
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5 months | Resize Not Carrying over | Debra Triolo | |
8 months | Auto resize not carrying over | Debra Triolo | |
17 months | Auto resize | Walter Hamilton | |
2 years | Return without GoSub | Jean-Pierre Christen | |
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