While I'm looking (it's a bit busy at the moment), I can tell you the basics.
It was based on the clsFormInfo VBA Class from the Access Developers Handbook.
On a MouseDown event on a label on the form (could have been on the form but I was using a label as a titlebar so it looked right to click and drag the label acting as a titlebar.) The Form was assigned to a New clsFormInfo instance and the X,Y coordinates were saved.
Then, the MouseMove event of the label (again, could have been the form) was used to move the form relative to the old X,Y coordinates.
MouseUp Event released the clsFormInfo and stopped the magic.
As you can see, the magic all really happened inside the clsFormInfo from Ken Getz et al. Plus a sprinkling of my own special sauce.
clsFormInfo was/is awesome.
P.S. this was all using a 32-bit Access. I might have a go at a 64-bit version if no-one has done it yet.
Yours,
Andrew
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