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    How to set the "Top" and "Right" properties of a form

    I want to set the position of a form in the current window when the form opens. Access complains of "Method not found" if I code Me.Top or Me.Right.

    The "Auto Center" property of the form is set to "No".

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    Bill,

    See if this helps -- found it via google.

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    Thanks for the effort. Form.Move isn't available in O2003.
    Bill

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    CORRECTION: Even though the documentation at the link suggested indicates only Access 2010 and 2013, the Move method is available in A2003.

    At first glance, it appears that the form has to be open in order for the method to be applied. That makes sense.

    I have more work to do in order for the desired coordinates to be available to the Open event of the form object, which should get done on Monday.

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    Yes I have seen it in AC2003.
    Good luck with your project

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