Hi Andre,
You could either buy a 48in. monitor or try the following.
Use the GotFocus Event of the MemoField to change it to a
larger size and the LostFocus Event to set it back to it's
normal size. You could also change the Top and Left
properties of the MemoField if necessary.
And you could also make it conditional on the length of
the MemoField.
Hope that helps.
Regards, Clive.
--- In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, "koshacc" <andreandpaula@...> wrote:
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> I have a continuous form which displays details of client contacts. There are two types of contact -short and complex. To make the layout work I have placed the short field on top of the complex field (memo fields) to make the viewing easier. This works fine and I am happy with this layout. (naturally the short field is completely blank when data is in the complex field.)
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> Problem is the short and complex fields can be long and will have a scroll bar but because the short field is on top of the complex field when ever you click in the area the short field is activated not the complex field.
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> Is there anyway I can push the short field to the back or not have it at all when the complex field has data.
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> I was hoping the paint event would help but it does not.
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> Andre (MSAccess 2010)
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