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Hiding Header and resizing Form

Asked by kfschaefer1 in Access Forms, Access Coding/Macros

Tags: Access 2003

I need to resize a form to fit a Laptop screen - I also have a button that hides and shows the header of the form.  The form contains multiple subforms and a Tab Pages.  I am able to resize and hide the header, except when I try to reset the form to display the Header the tab Pages size will not change to the correct setting. See '<<<<<<<  
The screen resolution is set to 1024X768.

When I step thru the code the Me.TabSub height = 7980 when I need it rest to fit the 1024X768 screen the Detail section is approx 3-4 inches.

Do you know when it will not reset?

K

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Private Sub cmdShowHdr_Click()
  DoCmd.Maximize
    Me.Section(acHeader).Visible = Not Me.Section(acHeader).Visible
    If Me.Section(acHeader).Visible = True Then
        Me.SUB1.Height = 4200
        Me.TabSub.Height = 4320'<<<<<<<
        Me.Sub2.Height = 4200
        Me.Sub3.Height = 4200
        Me.sub4.Height = 4200 '7400
        Me.cmdShowHdr.Caption = "Hide"
    Else
        Me.SUB1.Height = 7400 '11500
        Me.TabSub.Height = 7300
        Me.Sub2.Height = 7400 '11500
        Me.Sub3.Height = 7400 '11500
        Me.sub4.Height = 7400 '11500
        Me.cmdShowHdr.Caption = "Show"
    End If
End Sub
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