Support for Forms and Reports on Large Monitors has appeared on the Access Roadmap

[KitaYama]

How would you expect me to take this comment? "I really didn't expect this from you."

Again my apologies. When you speak a foreign language there's a good chance for misunderstanding based on different cutlers. Something that's not rude in my language, may be offensive for others. I think it's one of those cases.
Again, I'm really sorry if it wasn't the correct way to say what I had in my mind.

 

[GPGeorge]

Again my apologies. When you speak a foreign language there's a good chance for misunderstanding based on different cutlers. Something that's not rude in my language, may be offensive for others. I think it's one of those cases.
Again, I'm really sorry if it wasn't the correct way to say what I had in my mind.

I removed my response. It was inappropriate and an unnecessary escalation. My apologies to you.

 

[DickyP]

In passing I am constantly amazed at just how good KitaYamas English is. Of course there will be misunderstanding on occaission - think just how easy it is for Brits and US posters to misunderstand each other and allegedly we both speak the same language!

 

[isladogs]

There has been a further update to the roadmap on 10 April.

The additional item on zooming forms has also been announced publicly: Add Zoom slider magnification to Microsoft Access

Access will add a magnification slider (10% to 500%) in the status bar at the lower right of the application, similar to the feature in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. It will also be keyboard accessible and available on the ribbon.
This responsive behaviour will be provided so that forms, reports and all controls can be adjusted for different screen resolutions and form factors.

Rollout for this item will start in June and will be in 4 stages starting with form view, then report view followed by datasheets and finally design view for both forms and reports.

This feature should be useful to all developers whether or not the use large screen monitors and ultra-high resolutions

For more details, see my article: Access Roadmap Updated TWICE - Apr 2025