We have an old MS Access app I am editing, and one of the forms contain a bunch of subforms. The subforms all contain staticly positioned objects, and should not ever scroll.
My problem is that if a user selects a TextBox towards the bottom of the subform and starts to edit it, the form auto-scrolls to bring that TextBox closer to the top, which basically cuts off the top part of the form.
How can I disable this behavior?
When form MySubForm is inserted into form MyMainForm, it is contained in a container: the SubForm object.
If MySubForm is larger than its container, the user can scroll within the container to reach any part of the subform.
In your case, just open MySubFormin Design view, and make sure its size (width and height) does not exceed the size of the container (the SubForm object located in MainForm).
If you do that , there will be no reason to scroll.