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Width problem with Form
Hi Hotbird
I'm not sure why this is happening - on my system (XP Pro & Excel 2003) I can't reduce the size to under 84 (with either your form or a new one). I tried setting it programatically and this failed as well. Having said this, I can't imagine why I'd want a form with a width that small.... Could you use a msgbox or inputbox instead? Regards David "Hotbird" wrote in message ... For some unknown reason, I can no longer reduce the width property of a new form below 108. If I open an old form with a lesser width, it jumps up to the new minimum 108. What could be the explanation? In case it helps, i exported the troublesome form as an attachment. |
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iIam using Windows XP operating system and Excel 2000. The odd thing is
that until recently, I could create narrower forms. I bet I have just selected some option by mistake..... My application is a pop-up form which appears alongside a spreadsheet without obscuring too much data. I found that MsgBoxes like to be bang in the middle of screen, so opted instead for a Form with better control.... "David Coleman" wrote in message ... Hi Hotbird I'm not sure why this is happening - on my system (XP Pro & Excel 2003) I can't reduce the size to under 84 (with either your form or a new one). I tried setting it programatically and this failed as well. Having said this, I can't imagine why I'd want a form with a width that small.... Could you use a msgbox or inputbox instead? Regards David "Hotbird" wrote in message ... For some unknown reason, I can no longer reduce the width property of a new form below 108. If I open an old form with a lesser width, it jumps up to the new minimum 108. What could be the explanation? In case it helps, i exported the troublesome form as an attachment. |
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Width problem with Form
Have you changed your screen resolution since creating that file? I get
different minimum widths depending on whether I'm running at 1600 x 1200, 1280 x 1024 etc... Do you know that you can position inputboxes to be where you want? Regards David "Hotbird" wrote in message ... iIam using Windows XP operating system and Excel 2000. The odd thing is that until recently, I could create narrower forms. I bet I have just selected some option by mistake..... My application is a pop-up form which appears alongside a spreadsheet without obscuring too much data. I found that MsgBoxes like to be bang in the middle of screen, so opted instead for a Form with better control.... "David Coleman" wrote in message ... Hi Hotbird I'm not sure why this is happening - on my system (XP Pro & Excel 2003) I can't reduce the size to under 84 (with either your form or a new one). I tried setting it programatically and this failed as well. Having said this, I can't imagine why I'd want a form with a width that small.... Could you use a msgbox or inputbox instead? Regards David "Hotbird" wrote in message ... For some unknown reason, I can no longer reduce the width property of a new form below 108. If I open an old form with a lesser width, it jumps up to the new minimum 108. What could be the explanation? In case it helps, i exported the troublesome form as an attachment. |
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Yes, David, I have changed my screen resolution - between 800 x 600 and 1280
x 1096 (which I think I was using when the narrower forms were originally created). But It doesn't matter now which resolution I pick - the minimum width is always 108 for me. Yes, I have used input boxes with position control via the code, but what I am aiming to do is provide the operator with just 2 buttons to click - rather than requiring error-prone numerical entry. So a narrow form is exactly right at the edge of screen. "David Coleman" wrote in message ... Have you changed your screen resolution since creating that file? I get different minimum widths depending on whether I'm running at 1600 x 1200, 1280 x 1024 etc... Do you know that you can position inputboxes to be where you want? Regards David "Hotbird" wrote in message ... iIam using Windows XP operating system and Excel 2000. The odd thing is that until recently, I could create narrower forms. I bet I have just selected some option by mistake..... My application is a pop-up form which appears alongside a spreadsheet without obscuring too much data. I found that MsgBoxes like to be bang in the middle of screen, so opted instead for a Form with better control.... "David Coleman" wrote in message ... Hi Hotbird I'm not sure why this is happening - on my system (XP Pro & Excel 2003) I can't reduce the size to under 84 (with either your form or a new one). I tried setting it programatically and this failed as well. Having said this, I can't imagine why I'd want a form with a width that small.... Could you use a msgbox or inputbox instead? Regards David "Hotbird" wrote in message ... For some unknown reason, I can no longer reduce the width property of a new form below 108. If I open an old form with a lesser width, it jumps up to the new minimum 108. What could be the explanation? In case it helps, i exported the troublesome form as an attachment. |
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