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Access Subforms sometimes blanked

Asked by LeeBrownNC in Access Forms, Microsoft Access Database, Access Coding/Macros

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I own a recruitign business, and built a database to manage clients and candidates.  I have a tabbed front end.  We are a networked environment, and all users are at Access 2003 SP2.  

I have a management subform, and a tracking subform for each candidate.  The management subform simply contains check boxes and text boxes.  The tracking subform contains combo boxes, one for client name and one for status.  Each candidate may have been submitted to multiple clients, and each client may be at a different status in the process.

What happens is that on SOME machines, the database works fine.  On OTHER machines, the two subforms appear blank.  

There seems to be a display resolution issue.  I have, on some machines, been able to change the display resolution and the records on the subforms appear in each candidate record.  On one particularly stubborn machine, the records do not appear, but if we minimize the candidate form, then maximize the form within access, the records do appear.

In teh past, I had googled this problem, and found an ADHResize function to include with my forms.  It doesnt seem to help.

This is driving me, and my employees crazy.  The database functions well on my machine (of course!).  I am wasting time trying to resolve this.  If you can help, I would GREATLY appreciate  any advice.
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Zones: Access Forms, Microsoft Access Database, Access Coding/Macros
Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003 SP2 (11.6566.6568), Front End / Back End
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