>You could try a subform that pops open when you click a button.
>You could even scroll the form so that it extends beyond the limits
>the window that it's in, like these frames on UT.
>FWIW
>if you've got a form that's crammed full of objects, like yours sounds,
>you might want to have the client rethink the form layout and make
>something a little more efficient.

Yet another approach:

I'm showing some small portion of the editbox (first couple of lines), and on doubleclick open a separate form with just the editbox, OK and Cancel button. This one is resizable, and I'm keeping the settings for each editbox's expanded version. Actually it's only one form, created in the form's .init and showing when needed. I'm substituting its editbox's controlsource as needed.