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Default User Forms: Can I have something between Modal and non-Modal?

What I want to do is, have a form come up with information, but allow the user
to interact with the worksheet to the extent of being able to use the scroll
bars. Is there some way to do this? I've tried:
With frmMessage
.txtMessage = intNumLate
.Show (0)
End With
and
With frmMessage
.txtMessage = intNumLate
.Show (1)
End With
In the former case it leaves the form on the screen & blows right by it, in the
latter, the user cannot use the scroll bars.
Thanx,
-plh


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