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Hi Richard, I decided today to become a Gold member. Some interesting cool stuff in the code vault i am going to be using in my database. Thanks to Kevin Robertson, a shout out to him. In the extended cut video for the navigation i saw that you can move a form and the other form that is also open next to it will automatically follow. Here is something I need help with. in my database I have a dashboard after signing in. The dashboard has a few buttons on it to open forms as we need to. The 2 main buttons that we use is the caller form and receptionist form. The only way I can get them to be side by side is when each of them in the onload event to use docmd.movesize like your video says and to put both forms side by side and get the L,R,W,H. The extended cut of the navigation video shows something similar yet little different. I want to put those codes in the dashboard buttons. How would I get that code to look, or work.
You can put the DOCMD.MOVESIZE in each forms ON OPEN Event to tell that Form where you want it to open. That way if you only open one form, you don't have to worry about getting an error if the other Form is NOT open.
-Raymond
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@Reply 14 months ago
HI Raymond, As I am watching those video's on movesize i have been watching them carefully and I was wondering about that what you mentioned and I did try one and yes no error code. I found the other code in Navigation like Kevin said. I'm trying different possibilities. What works and not work. Thanks again.
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