Hi Alex,

I have to agree with you! That is how the program was designed and currently works at several client sites. This client, however, is paying for the "long form" design! So, even though I argued against it, what the client wants (and pays for), the client gets! <g>.

TFISHER


>>I have a very long form that extends off the normal monitor. I have a scroll bar on the right side. As the user tabs through the form fields, I would like the form to automatically scroll down (or up) without the user having to manually click the scroll bars.
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>You already got some good answers. What I have to do is question the design.
>I seldom find a need for extra long forms, which are cumbersome to use. I much prefer to redesign when possible and convert to a pageframe with tabs for different sections of the form to be filled.
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>Another good way, is to use a wizard form (basically a pageframe with hidden tabs), where you programatically move the user from tab to tab with Next and Back buttons. Each tab (next screen from the user's perspective) is dynamically filled depending on the answers on the previous page.
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>HTH