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MX thanks. &nbsp;I always forget the twips.<br />
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Sandra
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MX thanks.  I always forget the twips.

Sandra

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I have a form that calls another form and I need that second form to open in a partiuclar position in the Windows screen. I &nbsp;know it can be done, but what &nbsp;have does not work. &nbsp;This is an ACCESS 2003 database.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;DoCmd.OpenForm &quot;frmClaimsParent&quot;, acNormal, , &quot;ClaimNumber = '&quot; &amp;&nbsp;Me.ClaimNumber &amp;&nbsp;&quot;' &quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Forms!frmClaimsParent.Top = 1440<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Forms!frmClaimsParent.Left<wbr /> = 1440<br />
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Sandra
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I have a form that calls another form and I need that second form to open in a partiuclar position in the Windows screen. I  know it can be done, but what  have does not work.  This is an ACCESS 2003 database.

   DoCmd.OpenForm "frmClaimsParent", acNormal, , "ClaimNumber = '" & Me.ClaimNumber & "' "
    Forms!frmClaimsParent.Top = 1440
    Forms!frmClaimsParent.Left = 1440

Sandra

Move a form to particular position when opened from another form

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