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What's on the tab controls? That is, do you have a set of Textboxes, Combos etc on the tab, or are you using a Subform on the tab?
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What's on the tab controls? That is, do you have a set of Textboxes, Combos etc on the tab, or are you using a Subform on the tab?

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it's both. &nbsp;I have controls and subforms on the tabs.
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it's both.  I have controls and subforms on the tabs.

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Also, have you manually top / left justified the position of controls on each tab?
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Also, have you manually top / left justified the position of controls on each tab?

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Can you post some screenshots of the behavior?
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Can you post some screenshots of the behavior?

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Thank you all. &nbsp;After playing around with the forms I just made the controls tighter and shrunk the screen down.
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Thank you all.  After playing around with the forms I just made the controls tighter and shrunk the screen down.

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I have a tab control on a form that contains about 8 tabs. &nbsp;When i click from tab to tab there are times when the tab will load in the middle of the page and you can't see the top. &nbsp;I would like all tabs when activated to load properly which would be to justify the screen to the far left and the top. &nbsp;Is there a command to load these screens correctly?
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I have a tab control on a form that contains about 8 tabs.  When i click from tab to tab there are times when the tab will load in the middle of the page and you can't see the top.  I would like all tabs when activated to load properly which would be to justify the screen to the far left and the top.  Is there a command to load these screens correctly?

Justify MS Access screens to load correctly (top / left justify)

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.