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Any action that affects a form's size or position should be inhibited when the form is minimized or maximized, because this causes a runtime error 384. Always double check your code to ensure that when a form is moved or resized – using a Move method or acting on a form's Left, Top, Width or Height properties – the code is protected by an On Error statement, or that the action is undertaken only if after checking the form's current state, as in: Click here to copy the following block ' this might cause an error Form1.Move 0, 0 ' this is OK On Error Resume Next Form1.Move 0, 0 ' this is OK too If WindowState = vbNormal Then  Form1.Move 0, 0 End If

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