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Default control of navigator position across multiforms

Hi all,
I'm beginning a project in VB 2008 with Access as the datasource. I'm looking for assistance in regard to what may be a simple question, but one that has stumped me in my searches thru several different Wrox VB books. I'm trying to create a multi-Form project, and wish to limit record navigation to the first or main form in the program. I have that first Form accessing, deleting, adding records smoothly. How can I set my second Form's navigator position (for a record or row in the datafile) to be identical to that of the previous Form ? Do I need to use a MDI approach ? Or, can I have single document interface with the navigator visible on Form 1, but not visible on the subsequent Forms? Thanks in advance for your kind assistance.





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