Resize Microsoft Access Forms for Different Screen Sizes & Resolutions Using Anchoring. Zoom In/Out.

[@Jojosmith342]

Thank you Brennan for asking the same question that I've been browsing youtube for the answer for days. The db I developed does not show the same on different screen of desktop, laptop. Thank you Richard for always finding the solution for our problems. There was one time, I was already half sleeping fortunately realized that I forgot to give a thumb up after learning Richard's lesson, I had to turn on the light the laptop to thumb up Richard's hard work and I saw Richard smiling in my dream. :-) You're the greatest teacher Richard. Thank you!

[@599CD]

Haha. Thanks.

[@irischen3772]

Thanks!

[@599CD]

Thank you SO much.

[@FrogLedood]

9:27 say I want the zipcode box to also resize with the form in addition to the city box and the state box should remain the same how would I do that? I cant seem to figure out how to make 2 boxes resize with one box that does not resize in between the 2 resizing boxes.

[@omegacodedeveloper3592]

Thank you so much sir, been trying to make my forms responsive, although its very stressful having to resize each elements of the forms with condition based on the screen size. I think this anchoring solves it to a large extent.

[@599CD]

Happy to help

[@GunnerEshzurale-ph7bc]

I guess the right question to ask is how to scale the form to auto fit the display when loading. This is informative but it won't fix the problem of form loading in different scale. Even if you have same display settings and monitor size. And other settings (Keyboard. Language. Font) sometimes access just load the form in different scale.

[@599CD]

Yep that's covered in the Extended Cut

[@djnicob1]

Nice, I've never seen this anchor ⚓ feature before.

[@599CD]

I've never seen that anchor emoji before! :)

[@gregoryjeffries8475]

I like putting buttons on bottom of form for navigation, close current and open new/next form. I generally use footer for this, allows me to control flow, yes I am a control freak...lol.

[@599CD]

Yep. Me too.

[@MOHAMED_MASRI]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank you for your excellent, most wonderful explanation

[@599CD]

Welcome

[@osamael-madhoun8800]

Hello , where are the membership link please

[@599CD]

You should see a blue JOIN button. If not, go here: 599cd.com/THM

[@gregoryjeffries8475]

Saw ad for auto report execution software, think this would be good project to develop and something useful to your viewers. Something simple, indepth could be bonus or possible seminar. Schedule by day, week, month, quarter, semiannual, annually or request. Texting is challenging for me due to double vision from stroke 5 yrs ago. Retired. Former mainframe programmer, cobol selftaught. Selftaught in Access and other areas as well. First puter was TI99/4A, 16 bit machine.

[@599CD]

I don't know what you mean by "auto report execution software." Can you elaborate? Contact me at 599cd.com/CF as I don't check KZbin often. And yea, I feel you... I lost vision in one eye a few years back, and my "good" eye ain't that great.

[@gregoryjeffries8475]

Auto repot gen: was an ad I saw that discussed software used to schedule report execution to automate reports one would normally execute manually per a schedule.

[@gonefishing2006]

I didn't know the anchoring thing was even there. And I now know it's been around for awhile, but why couldn't they have made it more like the grid system used in CSS (minus all the coding work one has to torcher themselves with? I know I know you just teach us you didn't make it but.

[@599CD]

It's been there for a few years. I rarely use it myself.

[@MuhammadImran-oo2qp]

exilent sir,

[@suniljadaun5814]

Why are 98% of my tutorial gears

[@599CD]

Huh?

[@gonefishing2006]

@@599CD Sunil might have meant "Yours" but something got lost in translation. And I can answer the why. CLZ's tutorials work. No hard to grasp accent or poor audio quality usually. Often gets to the point. Can see VBA code when used instead of image of the guy who made the video imposed in somewhere on the screen and his/her image covers the part fo the code you absolutely need. There are others tutorials. Many not that good. What I'd like is one that automatically resizes everything including the fonts (found a video and had a link to code - but when I use the code it fails on me. If I use the demo the person has a link to - guess what it works.)