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It worked as advertised upon reinstallation. Bingo!<br />
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Many thanks.<br />
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peter
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Access 2002 (XP). activeX control OLE class MIcrosoft Web Browser. Class Shell.Explorer.2.<br />
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I created a form in Access that contains this activeX object. All works pretty well. I went to edit the shape of the form and made this activeX control's size bigger. Only it either pops back to its original dimensions, sometimes not in the form editor. But every time when I display the form for use, the browser control has reverted to its original size!<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Many thanks.
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Access 2002 (XP). activeX control OLE class MIcrosoft Web Browser. Class Shell.Explorer.2.

I created a form in Access that contains this activeX object. All works pretty well. I went to edit the shape of the form and made this activeX control's size bigger. Only it either pops back to its original dimensions, sometimes not in the form editor. But every time when I display the form for use, the browser control has reverted to its original size!

Any ideas?

Many thanks.

activeX Web browser control will not change size.

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