[AccessD] Jumping Screen

Gustav Brock Gustav at cactus.dk
Fri Apr 20 10:13:06 CDT 2012


Hi Rocky

The major question is the purpose of all this resizing? Except for one special form - which should fill from top to bottom to display a scanned portrait document as a background picture - I can't recall ever to have resized forms.

/gustav


>>> rockysmolin at bchacc.com 20-04-2012 16:48 >>>
Dear List:
 
This is getting serious now.  I made some changes to my A2003 product to fix
the problem of some of the forms not opening centered and maximized when
running the A2003 mde in A2007 and A2010. That problem is solved.
 
But now the forms jump unacceptably when the form is opened in the mde
version.
 
I tried to track it down by seeing if there's an event that's causing it.
So I put message Boxes in all the likely suspect events in just one form -
the Main Menu (figure if I can solve for this one form, I can do all).
 
Now in this application, whenever I go to a new form I close the calling
form - stops the user from navigating the open windows instead of my
carefully crafted menus. :)c
 
The ADH code for  resizing and other housekeeping functions is in the Open
event (I tried moving this to the Load event - no difference).  None of the
other events mentioned here have code except for the MsgBox.  When I open
the Main Menu then, here's the sequence of events:
 
Open
Resize
Load
Resize
Activate
Got Focus
Resize (after this one, the form actually appears)
Lost Focus
Current (no record source on this menu - just a menu - at this point, part
of the screen shifts)
Resize (big screen shift upwards)
Resize (big screen shift downwards)
 
So it's those last two resize events that are causing the jumping problem.
In the mdb - not so much.  In the mde - unacceptable.
 
Biggest problem - I don't know how to stop this behavior.
 
Any ideas are welcome.
 
MTIA
 
Rocky Smolin
Beach Access Software
858-259-4334
www.bchacc.com <http://www.bchacc.com/> 
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Skype: rocky.smolin
 




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