From: usenet@soleSPAMLESSassociates.com   
      
   On 3 Jun 2009 10:01:13 -0400, "Liz McGuire"   
    wrote:   
      
   >   
   >I can't explain the other machines part*, but:  It's not about a string, it's   
   >a setting.  Forms can be displayed at different zoom factors.   
   >   
   >From the View menu, choose Zoom (either in design mode or run mode).  Ensure   
   >it's set to 100%.  From your response, it seems unlikely you're setting it   
   >in code.   
   >   
   >* If the zoom setting doesn't fix it, I'd say you have a computer which needs   
   >to be wiped and everything reinstalled.  IMO, restores are garbage and just   
   >restore the system to a less stable state.   
   >   
   >NOTE: Have you copied the form from a machine that works to the machine that   
   >doesn't, or shared a drive and opened the exact .FDL - so they're really   
   >opening the same form?   
   >   
   >Liz   
   >   
   >   
   Hi again Liz & Denn,   
      
   I believe that I have the thing fixed, but before explaining   
   that, allow me to ask what you mean "restores are garbage?"   
      
   I ask because one of the very few computer related things I   
   am disciplined about is the generation of regularly   
   scheduled images, and that is what I used to solve the   
   problem...   
      
   Denn had suggested the possibility of a damaged font, and   
   the easiest way for me to check that was to restore an image   
   of the Windows/Fonts folder that I had from about a month   
   prior to the start of this problem.   
      
   I had the problem in Paradox, shut Paradox down, restored   
   the earlier Fonts folder, re-launched Paradox, and saw that   
   I no longer had the problem I have described...   
      
   Is that the sort of thing you meant when you expressed your   
   concern about "restores?"   
      
   Very sincere thanks to you both for your kind help,   
   --   
   Kenneth   
      
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