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From: opieandy on 4 Jun 2010 18:53
I have a new 200" landscape monitor that replaced my traditional 17". The
resolution automaticallyl resized on connection and looks fine.

However, when I click a command button, the font size shrinks. It stays at
that level until I click a different button and then return to the original
button, when it shrinks again. It will eventually become invisible to the
naked eye.

Internet research seems to indicate this is a bug. A standard Excel button
accessed from View>Toolbars>Forms (not a VBA command button accessed from
Control Toolbox) seems to maintain its font size, but I don't know how to
link the Excel button to my VBA code. It only accepts standard macros.

I would love to stick with the command buttons but will switch to the Excel
buttons if that works. Please advise of a solution.

Thanks!

Chris
From: opieandy on 4 Jun 2010 19:16
Man, I beat you guys again! :)

I just changed the word "Private" to "Public" at the beginning of the VBA
code and now the code section appears as an option to link the Excel command
button to.

"opieandy" wrote:

> I have a new 200" landscape monitor that replaced my traditional 17". The
> resolution automaticallyl resized on connection and looks fine.
>
> However, when I click a command button, the font size shrinks. It stays at
> that level until I click a different button and then return to the original
> button, when it shrinks again. It will eventually become invisible to the
> naked eye.
>
> Internet research seems to indicate this is a bug. A standard Excel button
> accessed from View>Toolbars>Forms (not a VBA command button accessed from
> Control Toolbox) seems to maintain its font size, but I don't know how to
> link the Excel button to my VBA code. It only accepts standard macros.
>
> I would love to stick with the command buttons but will switch to the Excel
> buttons if that works. Please advise of a solution.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris
From: opieandy on 4 Jun 2010 19:20
OTOH, you completely lose the functionality of clicking on the command button
in edit mode and going to the VBA code. That's a huge bummer. So I would
still like a solution that involves retaining my current command buttons.

And it's a 20" monitor, not 200 as I posted in the first post.

Sorry for multiple posts, but I don't a mechanism to edit a post.

"opieandy" wrote:

> Man, I beat you guys again! :)
>
> I just changed the word "Private" to "Public" at the beginning of the VBA
> code and now the code section appears as an option to link the Excel command
> button to.
>
> "opieandy" wrote:
>
> > I have a new 200" landscape monitor that replaced my traditional 17". The
> > resolution automaticallyl resized on connection and looks fine.
> >
> > However, when I click a command button, the font size shrinks. It stays at
> > that level until I click a different button and then return to the original
> > button, when it shrinks again. It will eventually become invisible to the
> > naked eye.
> >
> > Internet research seems to indicate this is a bug. A standard Excel button
> > accessed from View>Toolbars>Forms (not a VBA command button accessed from
> > Control Toolbox) seems to maintain its font size, but I don't know how to
> > link the Excel button to my VBA code. It only accepts standard macros.
> >
> > I would love to stick with the command buttons but will switch to the Excel
> > buttons if that works. Please advise of a solution.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Chris
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