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Cannot change fontsize at run-time
On one of my computers I cannot change the fontsize of any activeX controls. It only seems to be a problem on one of my computers. Does anyone have an idea why it won't let me do this?
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All machines are running XP Pro and they all have a printer installed. All machines are logged in as administrators.
I cannot change the fontsize of any activeX controls.
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Time to supply more info:
1:what kind of activeX? 3rd party? costume?
2: How that computer is used? is a developer permanently working there?
3: are those activeX control are being enhanced or upgraded on those machine? or other machine?
4: what happens if you try to change the font? you get an error message? if yes write it here.
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Time to supply more info:
1:what kind of activeX? 3rd party? costume?
2: How that computer is used? is a developer permanently working there?
3: are those activeX control are being enhanced or upgraded on those machine? or other machine?
4: what happens if you try to change the font? you get an error message? if yes write it here.
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Answers to unknown_routines's questions
1. So far I have noticed the problem with Forms, TextBoxes, Labels and pictureboxes. They are all intrinsic VB Controls.
2. A developer permanently working there.
3. No.
4. No error. I remains at the original fontsize.
1. So far I have noticed the problem with Forms, TextBoxes, Labels and pictureboxes. They are all intrinsic VB Controls.
2. A developer permanently working there.
3. No.
4. No error. I remains at the original fontsize.
1. Does this developer works on the different locale (language)?
2. Does all machine have / have not / MS Office installed, especially this machine?
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2. Does all machine have / have not / MS Office installed, especially this machine?
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...and, are you all using the same font? Check if the default font, or the font you all are using, is installed proparlly on that machine.
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Answer to Shauli's Questions
1. All machines are using the same language.
2. All machines are running MS Office.
1. All machines are using the same language.
2. All machines are running MS Office.
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All machines are using MS Sans Serif as the default font.
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In MS Word and Notepad I can change the font to just about any size.
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I think it's a hardware problem, so I decided to close the question and split the points.
Thanks. There were some good ideas.
Thanks. There were some good ideas.
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