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replyReply Mon 26 Mar 2007, 16:50Delegate Susan said...

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How do I ensure that the access window is maximised on startup?

how do I ensure that the access window is maximised on startup?

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replyReply Thu 5 Apr 2007, 13:00Trainer Jacob said...

RE: how do I ensure that the access window is maximised on start

Hi Susan

As with most MS Office applications running in windows, when you launch Access, it opens to the window size it was last closed on.

Regards

Jacob

 

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