ACC2: Modal Behavior Disabled By Restore, Minimize, & MaximizeLast reviewed: May 14, 1997Article ID: Q158939 |
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SYMPTOMSModerate: Requires basic macro, coding, and interoperability skills. If you set the Modal property of a form to Yes, the modal behavior of the form is partially disabled if you use the Minimize, Maximize, or Restore actions or methods on the form.
RESOLUTIONAfter you use Minimize, Maximize, or Restore, reset the Modal property of the form. In the following examples, replace <FormName> with the name of your modal form:
In a Macro
Macro Name Action -------------------- Test1 Restore SetValue Test1 Action Arguments --------------------------------- SetValue: Item: Forms![<FormName>].Modal Expression: True In Access Basic Code
DoCmd Restore Forms![<FormName>].Modal = True STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft Access version 2.0. This problem no longer occurs in Microsoft Access version 7.0.
MORE INFORMATIONWhen you use Restore, Minimize, or Maximize actions or methods on a modal form, the modal behavior is partially disabled because the form no longer retains the focus until you close it. You can change the focus to other database objects while the modal form is open. Other modal behavior is unchanged. For example, the Modal property of the Form is still set to Yes, and Form Design on the View menu is unavailable.
Steps to Reproduce Behavior
REFERENCESFor more information about the Modal property of forms, search for "Modal," and then "Modal Property" using the Microsoft Access Help menu. For more information about the Restore, Minimize, or Maximize commands, search for "Restore," and the "Restore Action," or "Minimize," and then "Minimize Action," or "Maximize," and then "Maximize Action," using the Microsoft Access Help menu.
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