>>>That's more a function of the app than the OS. Windows can't do anything if you make your text boxes too small.
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>>I don't see it that way at all. If my text fits in a Small Fonts display then the same should hold for a Large Fonts display.
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>Yes, it should. So test your app using large fonts and size your labels and text boxes appropriately. The OS shouldn't be dynamically resizing screen items, IMO.
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>>In fact I believe that pre-XP does this already BUT does it incorrectly.
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>Now I'm starting to wonder if we're talking about the same thing. No Windows OS has ever done this, AFAIK.

Talking about getting different displays, invariably muddled in Large Fonts display, when the Large Fonts option is selected from the Display/Settings/Advanced dialogue.