User forms and screen resolutions
You can scale the userform and its controls based on the screen resolution.
Ken Getz has an interesting discussion of this in his Access 2000
Deverloper's Handbook, Access 97 Developer's Handbook and, perhaps, VBA
DEveloper's Handbook.
Ken's books are MUST haves for VBA programming.
Check for best price at www.bookpool.com and www.bestbookbuys.com.
Access 2000 Developer's Handbook Set (ISBN: 0782123716): It's a 2 volume
set.
VBA Developer's Handbook (ISBN: 07821297821)
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Quote:
> I prefer to operate with the 800x600 screen resolution. When VBA
> applications developed in this environment are run in environments with
> higher resolution (1024x768), the fonts of the user forms are not as
> pleasent as in the original environment.
> Is there any solution to that problem ?
> /BosseH
