[AccessD] another tab control issue

Carolyn,

    Amongst various alternatives, my sample db named Form_Resize (in access 2003 file format, reference: DAO 3.6), might be of interest to you It is available at Rogers Access Library. Link:
http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/forum/forum_topics.asp?FID=45

    Apart from automatic resizing to suit current screen resolution, the sample offers custom resizing (up or down in steps of 5 percent) of any given form, if so desired by the user, with the option to freeze the custom size so that thereafter the form opens to custom size (over-riding the size dictated by actual resolution). At any stage the behavior can be reset to normal (i.e. automatic resizing to suit current resolution).

    Resizing is effected through a self contained class. Six styles of demo forms are included in the sample as follows:
    (a) Simple controls - all free to float and resize.
    (b) Simple controls - with certain controls having tag property settings for locking their position and / or size.
    (c) Combo box and list box.
    (d) Nested subforms - Continuous.
    (e) Nested subforms - Datasheet.
    (f) Tab control having (i) Nested subforms and (ii) Option group. Also - an option group directly on the form.

    Note:
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    (a) The sample db has also been tested successfully on Access 2010. Resize behavior of tab controls on access 2010 is found to be different from that in access 2003 and the resize class in sample db duly caters for this peculiarity.    
    (b) It is observed that use of Times New Roman font provides most pleasing results.

Best wishes,
A.D. Tejpal
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: cjlabs 
  To: Access Developers 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 02:01
  Subject: [AccessD] another tab control issue


  I have a form with a tab control that has worked normally for years in Access 2000, 2002, 2003, and 2007.   It has text boxes,  list boxes, labels and buttons on each of the 7 pages on the tab control.   

  I use ADH scaling code (been using it since Access97) and it has always worked fine.  On this particular form in Access2010, the scaling is screwed up -- the tab control is much wider than it should be, so that the rest of the controls end up in the wrong location and some are off screen.  I have other forms with similar tab controls in this database that scale correctly.

  If I do not use the scaling code, the form appears normal (just small).

  I've tried creating a new form and pasting the controls and code into it.  I've tried decompilng.

  Has anyone seen this behavior?  Any suggestions?

  TIA
  Carolyn Johnson
  St Louis MO