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I've set a Trusted Location, but setting the Pop Up property to Yes didn't help. All that did, actually, was cause some difficulty in allowing me to view the form in Design View. Perhaps it is something with the Record Source property?

I have a button in a subform that, when clicked, will open up a different form in Add Mode. I have made the changes to the script to specify it to open in Add Mode, but when I click the button, nothing happens. I will include the script, but is there something else that could prevent it from...

I figured it out. I shouldn't be so quick to give up and run to the forums.

While I still have you, hopefully... So the subform is set to continuous and there are two records displayed, but the background color of the subform is only visible behind the first record. When the second record is displayed, all text formatting is the same, but the background is white. How...

Just what I was looking for. Thanks for the link. It seems like I've spent too much time away from Access.

In the subform, I've added all the fields I want to be displayed. They appear in a vertical row, but I am not able to move them around separately in Design View. Is there a setting that locks them together?

Thanks John. "Continuous" is the view I was looking for.

Thanks, that worked. Another question though... In Design View, I listed all the fields to be displayed. Some times there will be one record to display or there could be as many as 3. How I can I make the form repeat itself so that all the records are displayed, in case there is more than one?

(Access 2007) I have created a subform that successfully retrieves 2 records from a related table. In Design View, the subform is formatted and looks like the main form. In Form View, however, the subform is displayed as a table with the 2 records in it. I would like the subform to look like...