MS Access, Maximized form shows Restore button when maximized

Maximized form shows Restore button when maximized

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BarJ #1 / 5	Maximized form shows Restore button when maximized In Access 2000, all the forms I have that are set to maximize upon opening seem to have in their command bar the Restore button. Is there anyway either to hide this button or to deactivate it (this problem did not occur in the same database when it existed in the Access 97 format)? bj
Sun, 29 Aug 2004 04:59:04 GMT

Ashle #2 / 5	Maximized form shows Restore button when maximized Look at www.master-office.com under "Developers" to find a solution that removes the max, min and resore buttons on a maximized form. There are two alternate solutions but I prefer #1. Quote: > In Access 2000, all the forms I have that are set to maximize upon opening > seem to have in their command bar the Restore button. Is there anyway > either to hide this button or to deactivate it (this problem did not occur > in the same database when it existed in the Access 97 format)? > bj
Sun, 29 Aug 2004 06:18:31 GMT

BarJ #3 / 5	Maximized form shows Restore button when maximized Thanks: I tried the first solution but it didn't remove the Restore button. The instructions are a little unclear. Here's the code I used: Forms!Switchboard.MenuBar = "DummyMenu" CommandBars("MyNewMenu").Enabled = True CommandBars("DummyMenu").Enabled = True Anything I'm missing? bj Quote: > Look at www.master-office.com under "Developers" to find a solution that > removes the max, min and resore buttons on a maximized form. There are two > alternate solutions but I prefer #1. > > In Access 2000, all the forms I have that are set to maximize upon opening > > seem to have in their command bar the Restore button. Is there anyway > > either to hide this button or to deactivate it (this problem did not occur > > in the same database when it existed in the Access 97 format)? > > bj
Mon, 30 Aug 2004 02:40:15 GMT

Dr Doogi #4 / 5	Maximized form shows Restore button when maximized BarJ, You need to use the code on this page: http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0022.htm It'll expand the form to the current screen size, so you don't need to use the maximize form option and it's very annoying restore button! I can give you a hand with the coding as it's quite complicated!! Dr_Doogie Quote: > Thanks: I tried the first solution but it didn't remove the Restore button. > The instructions are a little unclear. Here's the code I used: > Forms!Switchboard.MenuBar = "DummyMenu" > CommandBars("MyNewMenu").Enabled = True > CommandBars("DummyMenu").Enabled = True > Anything I'm missing? > bj > > Look at www.master-office.com under "Developers" to find a solution that > > removes the max, min and resore buttons on a maximized form. There are two > > alternate solutions but I prefer #1. > > > In Access 2000, all the forms I have that are set to maximize upon > opening > > > seem to have in their command bar the Restore button. Is there anyway > > > either to hide this button or to deactivate it (this problem did not > occur > > > in the same database when it existed in the Access 97 format)? > > > bj
Tue, 31 Aug 2004 01:20:21 GMT

Ashle #5 / 5	Maximized form shows Restore button when maximized in form design properties did you set the other tab\menu bar to "your menubar name" in the on open you put the code: CommandBars("your menubar name").Visible = False or CommandBars("your menubar name").Enabled = False that should get you there it works in my app. Quote: > Thanks: I tried the first solution but it didn't remove the Restore button. > The instructions are a little unclear. Here's the code I used: > Forms!Switchboard.MenuBar = "DummyMenu" > CommandBars("MyNewMenu").Enabled = True > CommandBars("DummyMenu").Enabled = True > Anything I'm missing? > bj > > Look at www.master-office.com under "Developers" to find a solution that > > removes the max, min and resore buttons on a maximized form. There are two > > alternate solutions but I prefer #1. > > > In Access 2000, all the forms I have that are set to maximize upon > opening > > > seem to have in their command bar the Restore button. Is there anyway > > > either to hide this button or to deactivate it (this problem did not > occur > > > in the same database when it existed in the Access 97 format)? > > > bj
Sat, 04 Sep 2004 02:41:23 GMT

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