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How to Open Access in Full screen

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    FuzMic
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    Within a VB6 form frmMain with a button that have the following click sub Dim Ace As Object Set Ace = CreateObject("Access.Application") Ace.OpenCurrentDatabase "c:\test.mdb", False Set Ace = Nothing unload frmMain The test.mdb opens perfectly but it is not full screen. How can i open it with full screen? Thanks in anticipation.

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      Within a VB6 form frmMain with a button that have the following click sub Dim Ace As Object Set Ace = CreateObject("Access.Application") Ace.OpenCurrentDatabase "c:\test.mdb", False Set Ace = Nothing unload frmMain The test.mdb opens perfectly but it is not full screen. How can i open it with full screen? Thanks in anticipation.

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      Try this ... ' Maximize the Access window: oAccess.RunCommand(Command:=Access.AcCommand.acCmdAppMaximize) I got it from the following article: How To Automate Microsoft Access From Visual Basic .NET http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317113[^]

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        Try this ... ' Maximize the Access window: oAccess.RunCommand(Command:=Access.AcCommand.acCmdAppMaximize) I got it from the following article: How To Automate Microsoft Access From Visual Basic .NET http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317113[^]

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        Thanks mate it works with a slight changed for VB6 ie oAce.RunCommand acCmdAppMaximize Cheers!

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