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Positioning forms in Access 2000

Hi There,

I am currently using Access 2002 and the .move command. Unfortunately this does not seem to be supported in Access 2000 and I can't find an equivilant.

Does anyone know?

gwgaw

Use the MoveSize method of the DoCmd object.

From Access help...

The following example moves the active window and changes its height, but leaves its width unchanged:

DoCmd.MoveSize 1440, 2400, , 2000

gaw

mikexexchange

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Ah, that is fine for the selected form, but what about several forms? I would like to position 4 forms from one piece of code.

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