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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Form Move

    I have a form with with a "Fixed Single" border Style. I have a second form with no border.

    If form2 (no border) is closed when I move Form1(Fixed Single border), I can open Form2 just under Form1. No Problem

    However, If both forms are open, how do I move Form1 and Form2 together from the Form1 title bar?

    Thanks

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    Re: Form Move

    Sounds completely goofy. But if you want that why not look into WM_MOVE and WM_MOVING. Both are described in the documentation that came with VB6.

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    Re: Form Move

    Your "goofy" comment got me to think. I don't know why you think it is "goofy".

    But, after seeing some code to try to do what I need, I decided to approach the problem differently. I will be dumping the second form and hiding it in the first form.
    Last edited by AccessShell; Aug 8th, 2022 at 08:30 AM.

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    Re: [RESOLVED] Form Move

    Hi. It may not be entirely on point, but I wonder if the VBA code at the folllowing link might be of help:

    https://www.mrexcel.com/board/thread...odule.1197302/

    The workbook/code by Jaafar at Post 4 responds partly to your question - "If both forms are open, how do I move Form1 and Form2 together from the Form1 title bar?"



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