Microsoft Access Form Resizer with Font
Adjustment
Maximize Your User's Workspace
Creating forms that support each user's screen is challenging in
Microsoft Access. Developers commonly create forms for the smallest
resolution and size, which makes it inefficient for users with larger
screens and higher resolutions. Users want to maximize their forms or
manually resize them and see more data. MS Access forms have a Resize
event, but it's difficult to write the VBA code to resize each control
and update the code when controls are added or deleted.
Automatically Resize All the Controls of Your Form
The Resize control in Total Access Components eliminates this
complexity and offers features beyond simple resizing. It automatically
knows all the controls on your form when it's initialized and adjusts
them accordingly.
Resize Fonts
You can even adjust font size. This is particularly valuable if the
form shrinks and you still want to show the same text in the smaller
box.
Using the Form Resize Control
After placing the Resize control on your form, enabling form resizing
only requires two lines of VBA code:
- On the form's Load event, initialize the control.
- On the form's Resize event, call the control's Resize method.
This automatically resizes the controls when the user adjusts the
form size.
Specify Limits
You can optionally set the maximum and minimum height and width to
constrain the limits of the resizing.
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