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Helmar Herman
 
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Default How to place controls in rectangles - 07-26-2003 , 12:42 PM






How do I place controls within a rectangle?

In VB, you draw a frame, and then, while the frame is selected, place
the control in the frame.

This doesn't seem to work with Access rectangles.


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Allan Thompson
 
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Default Re: How to place controls in rectangles - 07-27-2003 , 11:51 AM






In Access, you don't want to select the rectangle. With the rectangle not
selected, just place the control inside it. Alternatively, you may create
controls first and then place a rectangle around them. Another tip: If you
want the rectangle to serve only as a border, set the Back Style to
"Transparent". If you want the rectangle to also serve as a background, set
the rectangle's Back Style to "Normal" and then select "Format - Send to
Back" from the form design menu.


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"Helmar Herman" <BenAndMarsha (AT) mail (DOT) com> wrote

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How do I place controls within a rectangle?

In VB, you draw a frame, and then, while the frame is selected, place
the control in the frame.

This doesn't seem to work with Access rectangles.




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bala
 
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Default Re: How to place controls in rectangles - 07-31-2003 , 09:45 AM



hi helmar

u can use the box control which is similar to frame in vb. u can
change the border style

thanx and have a great day

regards
bala

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