ACC2000:
Articles on Enhancing Window and Screen Display
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The
information in this article applies to:
Advanced: Requires expert coding,
interoperability, and multiuser skills.
This article applies to a Microsoft Access database (.mdb) and a Microsoft
Access project (.adp).
When you design applications in Microsoft
Access, you may want to modify the appearance of forms, manipulate the
Microsoft Access application window, or display or hide objects for enhanced
display. This article lists several Microsoft Knowledge Base articles that
discuss these topics.
The "Article Listing" section of this
article includes a subset of Knowledge Base articles about object appearance
and screen display.
Note that because Microsoft Technical Support is constantly adding new
information to the Knowledge Base, all of the relevant articles may not be
listed here. For this reason, you may want to search the Knowledge Base for the
specific information that you are looking for.
The Knowledge Base is currently available on the Microsoft Technical Support
Web page at the following address:
Q210603 ACC2000: How to Use the
GetSystemMetrics() API Call
Q209532 ACC2000: How to Remove
a Form's Name and/or Title Bar
Q210420 ACC2000: How to Get
Red, Green, Blue Components from RGB Value
Q210299 ACC2000: Maximized Form
Shows Control Box, Min/Max/Restore
Q208728 ACC2000: How to Use
Watermarks in Forms
Q210141 ACC2000: How to Get the
Right and Down Measurements of a Form
Q210123 ACC2000: Maximizing One
Form Maximizes All Forms
Q210118 ACC2000: How to
Retrieve the MS Access Window Handle
Q210106 ACC2000: How to
Determine the Current Screen Resolution
Q210093 ACC2000: How to Create
Floating Pop-Up Menus
Q210090 ACC2000: Using VBA to
Minimize, Maximize, and Restore Access
Q210085 ACC2000: How to
Position and Size Microsoft Access on the Screen
Q208299 ACC2000: How to Set the
Opening Position of a Form on the Screen
Q209974 ACC2000: How to Create
Command Bars by Using Visual Basic Code
Q198464 ACC2000: How to Dim
Menu Items or Disable Toolbar Buttons in VBA
Q208719 ACC2000: How to Remove
the Most Recently Used (MRU) Files List
Q210609 ACC2000: Explanation of
Status Bar Indicators in Access
Additional query words: visual aesthetic design
screen