Scroll bar position in main form

[VictoriaAlbert]

I have a main form with many subforms denoted by tabs, and when you click on some of the tabs, the main form scroll bar is not set to the top: you no longer see the main form header and the tabs. Some of the subforms have scroll bars, but I want to set it so that the scroll bar position of the main form is set at the top even when you click on the tabs of the subforms. When I open the main form, the scroll bar position is automatically set to the top, but that is lost when you click on some of the tabs of the subforms.

[ajetrumpet]

scrollbars are horrid in access. this is one of very few features that MS screwed people on. The behavior is unpredictable unless you've thoroughly researched it (which I haven't).

there IS a reason for why this is happening, however you won't know it unless you experiment with different scenarios and discover the culprit object or process of clicks yourself.

The real ? for me here would be...why, if you have subforms on a main form, do you have a scroll bar set on the main form at all? is it continuous? if so, why is it if there are subs on it? that would very cumbersome.

the first thing I would recommend, is to make every property you can of, for your main and all your subs, CONGRUENT.