hello, can tell me how to make form view is fullscreen, so user just only see the form...possible?? (Access 2003)
thanks
herukuncahyono
hello, can tell me how to make form view is fullscreen, so user just only see the form...possible?? (Access 2003)
thanks
herukuncahyono
Last edited by herukuncahyono; 03-31-2009 at 09:09 PM.
Add this to the code page of your form:
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ConneXionLost,thanks for answer, but I want it fullscreen not maximize......it is impossible
anyway thanks
herukuncahyono
Hi,
I use an event procedure on the "on open" of the form, to do this open your form and double click the square between the 2 rulers.
This will bring up the form properties window,select the all tab and scroll to find On open once you have done that click the ... on the right of on open and select code builder in code builder put this command between the "private sub" and "end sub".
DoCmd.Maximize
your command should look something like this:
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ExlGuru
Get more information from this link:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/Ful...DotNetApp.aspx
I don't think you can get FULL full screen (but I could be wrong). The next best thing would be to go to the form properties, make the border style "dialog" and disable the scroll bars, nav buttons min max buttons, close button, etc. Doing this will make it "look" like it is full screen.
HTH
Please check this picture. I have been seen this access form
( sorry the file is too large???) beside the access logo there are the project title. not "Microsoft Access" on the top screen.
thanks
Last edited by herukuncahyono; 03-31-2009 at 03:33 AM. Reason: attach file
If you go to "Tools > Startup..." you'll be able to do the same by putting your project name in the "Application Title:" textbox.
Note that in this "Startup" dialog box you'll be able to disable the menus and Database Window. This will also contribute to giving you the "Full Screen" effect for your database; but, BE CAREFUL!! Don't make the mistake of locking yourself out of your database by eliminating the ability to close your form.
HTH
ConneXionLost, great.. its work thaks for your help...
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