[AccessD] Resize/zoom form

Joe,

Changing the resolution on an LCD monitor isn't optimum, but it isn't bad
either.  If this user can't see your forms, then perhaps everything is too
small?

My laptop has an optimum resolution of 1200 X 1600, but I change it to 1024
X 768 for presentations.  Beforehand I explain about the 'fuzziness' and
everyone is OK after that.

If you go to Display Properties - Settings Tab - Advanced button, there is
an option to increase the font size from normal (96 dpi) to larger (120
dpi).  This increases the font size while maintaining the screen resolution.
It helps me a lot because my screen is 1600 X 1200 on a 15" screen.

Dan Waters
ProMation Systems


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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Joe Rojas
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2005 11:32 AM
To: 'Access Developers discussion and problem solving'
Subject: [AccessD] Resize/zoom form

Hi All,

(Access 2000)
I have a user that recently got a new 17" LCD monitor. As those of you
familiar with LCDs know, they are designed to have an optimum resolution.

Well, at this optimum resolution, this user has a hard time reading the text
on the forms in my Access database.
Is there away to zoom or expanded a form and all of its contents so that she
can read the form easier?
I don't want to make this change for everyone, but if there was some way to
allow users to specify their preference for this one access database, that
would be great.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
JR




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