It isn't a problem - it is a feature. That is how you would implement a
Show Details button.

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"STEVE BELL" wrote in message
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Thanks Tom,

Didn't realize this problem...

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"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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That would leave controls along the edges invisible and off the form if
he
develops on 1280 by 1040 then displays it on 800 x 600 for example.
then
if he gathered all the controls in the upper left corner to protect
against
that, it would just look stupid in 1280 by 1040 <g

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"STEVE BELL" wrote in message
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You might consider sizing the form to the screen size...

Here's some code Ron posted a long time ago...

'Fill the Screen
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
With Application
Me.Top = .Top
Me.Left = .Left
Me.Height = .Hight
Me.Width = .Width
End With
End Sub

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"Ken Soenen" wrote in message
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Is there some software technique that could change the size of your
Forms
when you run the Forms with different screen resolutions?
For example: I keep my screen at 1280x1024. When I run the form on
say
1024x768, the whole form becomes unnecessarily large and may not even
fit
on the screen.
At a minimum, is there some system item that indicates the current
screen
resolution, that I could query, and then manually(at Form activation)
change the Form and control sizes?

Thanks