Has anyone seen this strange behavior? My 97 database accidentally
got converted to 2002. When I converted it back, all fonts on screen
(and in print) seem to be defaulting to MS sans serif. I say seem
because when you look at the font property, it lists the correct font,
but displays as the default until I change the size (or name). Then
it displays properly.
I saw this once before though I can't recall the exact circumstances,
but possibly when a db was corrupt & I had to reimport all the
objects.
Well, the main question is - any way to avoid going through and fixing
all 200+ forms and 700+ reports?
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Sarah Yarok wrote:
Has anyone seen this strange behavior? My 97 database accidentally
got converted to 2002. When I converted it back, all fonts on screen
(and in print) seem to be defaulting to MS sans serif. I say seem
because when you look at the font property, it lists the correct font,
but displays as the default until I change the size (or name). Then
it displays properly.
I saw this once before though I can't recall the exact circumstances,
but possibly when a db was corrupt & I had to reimport all the
objects.
Well, the main question is - any way to avoid going through and fixing
all 200+ forms and 700+ reports?
I read in Google Groups (searched "fonts changed sansserif" for groups
*access* and read...
Problem finally solved!
Client reported that in trying to set font sizes in Windows, that MS
Sans Serif font size 8 was missing, but size 10 was available. After he
removed and reinstalled the font, size 8 became available and the
problem was solved.
You might want to go thru some of the posting in google groups for group
access and search for font changes.
On Mar 8, 7:10 pm, salad <o...@vinegar.c omwrote:
Sarah Yarok wrote:
Has anyone seen this strange behavior? My 97 database accidentally
got converted to 2002. When I converted it back, all fonts on screen
(and in print) seem to be defaulting to MS sans serif. I say seem
because when you look at the font property, it lists the correct font,
but displays as the default until I change the size (or name). Then
it displays properly.
I saw this once before though I can't recall the exact circumstances,
but possibly when a db was corrupt & I had to reimport all the
objects.
Well, the main question is - any way to avoid going through and fixing
all 200+ forms and 700+ reports?
I read in Google Groups (searched "fonts changed sansserif" for groups
*access* and read...
....
>
You might want to go thru some of the posting in google groups for group
access and search for font changes.
I did search for several combinations of words, but nothing comes up
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