C
Craig
When I open any Access database files, the screen font is almost un readable.
How do I correct this.
How do I correct this.
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Allen Browne
If you are talking about the font used for displaying datasheets in Access,
go to:
Tools | Options | Datasheet | Font
If you are using Access 2002, and there are no fonts available in that
drop-down list, reduce the number of fonts you have installed.
go to:
Tools | Options | Datasheet | Font
If you are using Access 2002, and there are no fonts available in that
drop-down list, reduce the number of fonts you have installed.
C
Craig
Allen Browne said:If you are talking about the font used for displaying datasheets in Access,
go to:
Tools | Options | Datasheet | Font
If you are using Access 2002, and there are no fonts available in that
drop-down list, reduce the number of fonts you have installed.
--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.
Right now I have about 525 installed fonts. It was working fine and I did not installed any programs lately that would have installed fonts. Do you suggest reducing to a certain numbe of fontss
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Allen Browne
Hi Craig.
I do recall the issue, but not the actual number of fonts that triggered the
problem.
If your symptoms are exactly as described:
- silly font used for datasheets,
- no fonts to choose from in drop-down list for datasheets under options,
- Access 2002,
- latest Office SP applied,
then yes, try reducing the font count.
I do recall the issue, but not the actual number of fonts that triggered the
problem.
If your symptoms are exactly as described:
- silly font used for datasheets,
- no fonts to choose from in drop-down list for datasheets under options,
- Access 2002,
- latest Office SP applied,
then yes, try reducing the font count.
C
Craig
CraigAllen Browne said:Hi Craig.
I do recall the issue, but not the actual number of fonts that triggered the
problem.
If your symptoms are exactly as described:
- silly font used for datasheets,
- no fonts to choose from in drop-down list for datasheets under options,
- Access 2002,
- latest Office SP applied,
then yes, try reducing the font count.
--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.
I got the fonts below 375 and now it work with a rebot though. Thanks for your help!!