L
Louie Warren
Hopefully, someone will recognize this problem, and will
post a simple solution instead of me thinking I've lost my
mind...
I am modifying an existing database to fit the new
requirements of a project. I have modified tables, forms,
VB modules, etc. basically, just adding new fields,
removing unused fields, and commenting the VB. This has
worked fine in the past, but this particular database has
apparently lost its mind. In VB, I was specifically
changing the DoCmd.DoMenuItem calls to DoCmd.RunCommand
calls. I finished this and saved all the modules. I
returned to form view, just for fun, and everything had
grown larger (font went from 8 - 10). I quit and didn't
save the form. I reopened it and it appeared fine. I
went about my business of commenting the VB code. Once
again, I saved it and changed to the form view just to see
what was up... the font and the fields had grown larger...
this time from 8 - 13. What am I doing wrong, and how can
I fix it? Thanx!
L
post a simple solution instead of me thinking I've lost my
mind...
I am modifying an existing database to fit the new
requirements of a project. I have modified tables, forms,
VB modules, etc. basically, just adding new fields,
removing unused fields, and commenting the VB. This has
worked fine in the past, but this particular database has
apparently lost its mind. In VB, I was specifically
changing the DoCmd.DoMenuItem calls to DoCmd.RunCommand
calls. I finished this and saved all the modules. I
returned to form view, just for fun, and everything had
grown larger (font went from 8 - 10). I quit and didn't
save the form. I reopened it and it appeared fine. I
went about my business of commenting the VB code. Once
again, I saved it and changed to the form view just to see
what was up... the font and the fields had grown larger...
this time from 8 - 13. What am I doing wrong, and how can
I fix it? Thanx!
L