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   You could have the second form based on the same query or table as the
   first form.
   Then find out what record is currently displayed on the first form and
   open the second form with a DoCmd.OpenForm "frmCopyForm" and in its
   filter argument specify "[keyfield] = keyvalue" where [keyfield]
   is the unique key identifying the record shown on form 1 and keyvalue
   its value on form 1.
   This way you would simulate a sort of form/subform behavour on two
   independent forms. Of course whenever you change the record on form 1
   you may need to requery the second form to keep in pace.
   Theo
   
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