>>>This is what I do too. But it would be nice if the size/font of the text would enlarge if user enlarges the window.
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>>I hate when the applications do that, if I want a bigger font size I'll use windows display settings, if I am enlarging the form is to have more space to see the controls inside the form with more data, ie, enlarging the area of containers, page frames, grids, edit boxes, text boxes (only width) etc, but if I am having troubles reading, then the right place to correct it is the display properties, imo
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>Hi,
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>Think of to make an application which also to be used by visual handicapped. In that case users should be able to increase the size of your form and the font and all the controls to make it more readable.
>Regards,
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>Koen

Hi Koen,

In my opinion the visual handicapped will already have their windows settings defined to accommodate for their impairment, and if still required there are the windows accessibility (easy of access now) tools.

Now, if you anyways want to provide the feature, at least should be an option, so people like me can disable it altogether to have a behaviour like the one I described.