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MS Access Forum / General 2 / June 2007Lack of Zoom
Spending hours developing or doing data entry in Access is causing neck strain. All other Office products have a zoom feature. With Access I spend a lot of time leaning toward the monitor. I am working on a laptop so changing the screen resolution makes it bigger but blurry. I am having the same problem using web based databases. A couple of suggestions: If you are the designer of the Access databases, you can change the font size of controls when you are designing your forms/reports, etc. If you set the font size for a control when there is no selected control of that type, this will become the default size for that type of control. You can almost certainly change the display setting to give larger type. Right-click on the desktop, select Settings, and in the Advanced section change from 96 dpi (the normal setting) to 120 dpi (large), or some other custom setting. HTH, Rob > Spending hours developing or doing data entry in Access is causing neck > strain. All other Office products have a zoom feature. With Access I [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I am having the same problem using web based databases. |
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