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LSMConsulting<br />
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Thanks for that info. I will leave open for the time being<br />
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chestera
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LSMConsulting

Thanks for that info. I will leave open for the time being

chestera

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LSMConsulting<br />
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With a bit of manipulation and the resize function I get the Logo in the centre of the screen. To get it in the middle I have to in design view position the form to the left of the screen so it centres when running. <br />
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chestera
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LSMConsulting

With a bit of manipulation and the resize function I get the Logo in the centre of the screen. To get it in the middle I have to in design view position the form to the left of the screen so it centres when running.

chestera

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Hi EE<br />
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I need some advice concerning running a 2003 app with 2010. All works. it's the appearance of the thing that is the problem for example I have a logo that is centered on the screen in 2003 but when run in 2010 it's to the left and top of the screen same with some forms that have list box's. smaller forms appear centered. If I reduce the screen resolution it brings the logo and other forms more to the center of the screen depending on the reduction. Most PC' these days work in a high resolution. I work with many departsments that have XP, Windows seven office2003 and now some office 2010. My question, is there a work around for this.<br />
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Any help appreciated<br />
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chestera
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Hi EE

I need some advice concerning running a 2003 app with 2010. All works. it's the appearance of the thing that is the problem for example I have a logo that is centered on the screen in 2003 but when run in 2010 it's to the left and top of the screen same with some forms that have list box's. smaller forms appear centered. If I reduce the screen resolution it brings the logo and other forms more to the center of the screen depending on the reduction. Most PC' these days work in a high resolution. I work with many departsments that have XP, Windows seven office2003 and now some office 2010. My question, is there a work around for this.

Any help appreciated

chestera

Access and access 2010

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.