August 30, 2008 01:24am pdt

1. capricorn1 687,737
2. boag2000 448,935
3. LSMCons... 355,882
4. DatabaseMX 327,468
5. peter57r 247,727
6. harfang 171,469
7. jimhorn 143,873
8. wiswalld 135,953
9. koutny 86,570
10. MikeToole 85,778
11. hnasr 80,644
12. eghtebas 77,977
13. TextReport 76,173
14. frankytee 72,964
15. GRayL 67,824
16. ldunscombe 67,386
17. omgang 58,022
18. irudyk 55,350
19. jefftwilley 54,970
20. JDettman 53,870
21. Rick_Ric... 53,365
22. LennyGray 50,552
23. mbizup 49,552
24. JezWalters 43,325
25. matthews... 43,297

1. capricorn1 1,175,979
2. DatabaseMX 678,681
3. LSMCons... 533,250
4. boag2000 498,025
5. peter57r 464,696
6. jefftwilley 340,037
7. harfang 313,990
8. mbizup 252,169
9. jimhorn 247,420
10. frankytee 181,205
11. wiswalld 176,167
12. MikeToole 150,596
13. stevbe 146,536
14. GRayL 145,892
15. LPurvis 118,920
16. matthews... 107,647
17. JDettman 106,070
18. eghtebas 100,222
19. koutny 97,595
20. ldunscombe 88,845
21. dqmq 83,998
22. omgang 83,357
23. hnasr 80,644
24. puppydog... 78,564
25. TextReport 76,173

07.18.2008 at 11:07AM PDT, ID: 23577674

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Avoiding the sunken display look of a subform

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I am using Access 2003. When I place a subform onto a main form, the outside of the subform has a sunken look. I don't want that. I want the subform to appear as if it had been drawn directly on the main form with any distinguishing outline.

I have changed every property that I think is applicable.

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Avoiding the sunken display look of a subform

Asked by vlvawter in Access Forms

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