formatting question
Reply With QuoteCould be that you have different default printers and the formatting is adjusted to that?
You can look into Custom Views
Could be that you have different default printers and the formatting is adjusted to that?
You can look into Custom Views
Originally Posted by NBVC
No, all computers are networked to the same printer. (Good idea, though, I hadn't thought of that.)
Are the system fonts and regional settings (in windows control panel) identical on the machines?
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They are identical.
When you create a brand new workbook, what is the default font and font size? Does your coworker have the same defaults too?
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Same defaults
Only time I've seen user form formatting changes was on a computer using a big monitor that had its' display personalized for text size of 125%. Labels and command buttons were proper size but the text wasn't fitting.
I'll admit that I'm a little stumped here. Without seeing it, I'm not sure what to suggest. Somewhere there is something that is different between the two systems. My guess would be display resolution, fonts, maybe one system is set to show small icons or something...
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