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This is for a client with 10 pcs. &nbsp;I would need the $65 license agreement, which still isn't bad but I would rather use the free one if I can.
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This is for a client with 10 pcs.  I would need the $65 license agreement, which still isn't bad but I would rather use the free one if I can.

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I never got an answer, but that's ok..time to close this one out...
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I never got an answer, but that's ok..time to close this one out...

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I am trying to use ADHResize for the first time.<br />
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I have a TreeControl acting as a switchboard and to the right I have an &nbsp;unbound subform control that gets it SourceObject when the user selects an item from the TreeControl. &nbsp;I have all the needed resize code on all the forms that can be loaded into the subform control but they don't seem to resize. &nbsp;<br />
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I then tested things by manually binding the subform control to one of the subforms. &nbsp;When it is initially bound, the subform will resize perfectly, until I select another menu item to bind the control to another subform. &nbsp;I have all the resize commands on the On Open of the subforms.<br />
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I am trying to use ADHResize for the first time.

I have a TreeControl acting as a switchboard and to the right I have an  unbound subform control that gets it SourceObject when the user selects an item from the TreeControl.  I have all the needed resize code on all the forms that can be loaded into the subform control but they don't seem to resize.  

I then tested things by manually binding the subform control to one of the subforms.  When it is initially bound, the subform will resize perfectly, until I select another menu item to bind the control to another subform.  I have all the resize commands on the On Open of the subforms.



Help with ADHResize.mde and subforms

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