disorder in display of a Continuous sub form (1 Viewer)

[marlan]

Hi All you experts!

I have a subform in Continuous Forms display, in a tab contorol of the main form.
When I put focus on Controls of this sub form, the sub form's display gose bad, I attached an screen shot.

Could anyone help me understand what could couse this?
how can I get over this?

Thanks!...

 

[JHB]

Try by creating a new database and import all objects from the old into it.

 

[marlan]

Hi JHB, thanks for your Reply!

Tried that before. it seems corrupted to you too?...

Should I go on and recreate this form?

 

[JHB]

..
... it seems corrupted to you too?...

Should I go on and recreate this form?

It looks weird - try that (recreate form).
Have you tried another computer?
Else post a stripped version database with some sample data, zip it + info how to reproduce the "error".

 

[marlan]

Have you tried another computer?

Yup, it happens on all client BEs too.

 

[Simon_MT]

Try Selecting ALL the Detail fields and their Header Labels on the Subform then:

Arrange > Tabulated. The TickBoxes may not align as seen in your example.

See what happens???

Also check anchoring.

Simon

 

[smig]

These kind of things happen to me with Access 2003 db run under Acceds 2010, on win 7 system.

 

[JHB]

Else post a stripped version database with some sample data, zip it + info how to reproduce the "error".

Is it possible for you to do the above?

 

[marlan]

Hi, and thanks all for your replies!
I was Offline for the weekend...
I've started recreating the forms.

smig - it is a mdb file, running in Acc 2007 under Win Server 2008 R2 Standart SP1, and in Acc2010 under a newer Win Server (has the looks of Win 8).

Simon_MT - the disorders happen after Controls receive focus. As for anchoring - the form was created in Acc2003, I am trying to avoid recreating in a newer Version..

JHB - I may just do that very soon...

 

[gemma-the-husky]

just maybe - this might all be because Hebrew is a right to left script.

just a thought.


try it as a datasheet, rather than continuous form. not as good for some purposes, but just to see if it solves the problem.

or search MS online to see if its a known issue

 

[marlan]

Hi,

I had this problem with 4 sub-forms, they are similar, and seem like the 3 were originally copied from one of them. This one form could have bin corrupted.
I have recreated them, if display gets disordered again, I will re-post the question.

Thank you all!