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Hello:
I'm using MS Access 2000. I have a main form with a large subform, a nested third tier subform on the main subform, and a second second tier subform on the main form. The problem I'm having is that after tabbing into the long subform, the screen does not automatically scroll with the "tab" key as it does on the main form. This forces the user to use the scroll bar to recenter the screen, which is frustrating. I've seen similar problems like this posted several times in numerous forums, but no answers. Can anyone help? Thanks, Tim
I'm using MS Access 2000. I have a main form with a large subform, a nested third tier subform on the main subform, and a second second tier subform on the main form. The problem I'm having is that after tabbing into the long subform, the screen does not automatically scroll with the "tab" key as it does on the main form. This forces the user to use the scroll bar to recenter the screen, which is frustrating. I've seen similar problems like this posted several times in numerous forums, but no answers. Can anyone help? Thanks, Tim