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Hi, My buttons are appearing on top of each other by default, like a grid I suppose. *Is it possible to make them appear next to each other like they do in Access 2003? *Like how the group names do at the bottom in A2K10. *They automatically appear below the previous button or control. -paulw |
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Hi, My buttons are appearing on top of each other by default, like a grid I suppose. Is it possible to make them appear next to each other like they do in Access 2003? Like how the group names do at the bottom in A2K10. They automatically appear below the previous button or control. -paulw |
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On Jan 6, 5:30*pm, PW <emailaddyin... (AT) ifIremember (DOT) com> wrote: Hi, My buttons are appearing on top of each other by default, like a grid I suppose. *Is it possible to make them appear next to each other like they do in Access 2003? *Like how the group names do at the bottom in A2K10. *They automatically appear below the previous button or control. -paulw Maybe this link will provide some answers. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...010211415.aspx |
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"PW" wrote in message news:gs0fg7de5ujk5rd9fisiens0rrk96ehaid (AT) 4ax (DOT) com... Hi, My buttons are appearing on top of each other by default, like a grid I suppose. Is it possible to make them appear next to each other like they do in Access 2003? Like how the group names do at the bottom in A2K10. They automatically appear below the previous button or control. -paulw Actually if you specify size="large", then in almost call cases, the will line up side by side. |
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