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  • How to stop DoCmd.Maximize in one form from maximizing all later forms

    Hello,

    For one form, I want it to maximize upon opening. So, in that form's "On Load" Event, I put in:

    Code:
    Private Sub Form_Load()
    DoCmd.Maximize
    End Sub
    However, all subsequent forms that I open will maximize. I do not want that. I want the one form mentioned above to open maximized, and I'd like the other forms to open at their saved sizes.

    For the subsequent forms,...
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  • pryma
    started a topic fixed images, website resolution resize

    fixed images, website resolution resize

    [quote=pryma;188 394]Hello there guys. Have a bit of a dilema here. have been working on this website for about a week now. I have came to what i want up to this point but ran into some problems.



    If you go to http://1staarifles.cla nservers.com you will see taht the website itself is fine but the fixed images that are on the side.. the soldiers and the links are not aligned to the website evenly on each side.
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  • Josh Argent
    started a topic Fixed 'tool windows' like in photoshop?

    Fixed 'tool windows' like in photoshop?

    I want to make my own mini tool windows like in photoshop that only minimize when the main application is minimized. Is this possible in .NET/C#? Thanks in advance :)
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  • What is the "pinned" keyword and how do I use it in MS VC# Express?

    I copied some code from a Mono 2.4 library to use in my own application.
    I'm getting a problem because one of the variable declarations involves the keyword "pinned" between the identifier and the instance name.
    Code:
    public override unsafe void PutBytes(byte[] dest, int destIdx, double value)
    {
        base.Check(dest, destIdx, 8);
        byte* pinned numPtr = $(dest[destIdx]);
        long* numPtr2 = (long*)
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