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You can still love it, and use the present tense, because it continues to exist in the new/current WordPerfect.😁

I've had other fish to fry, development-wise, since proving the concept but WordPerfect actually is brilliant as a report writer for Access. One simply does a merge into what is essentially a template document. I don't know that I'd necessarily draft documents programmatically with either...

We discussed briefly my idiosyncratic automation of WordPerfect from Access at the AE session a couple months ago. I simply don't automate Word. It never has been stable enough for documents more complex than simple memoranda. As I got more into programming, I realized its object model is...

Wow. Thanks for that, too. One often enough is made out to be a fool or incompetent when posting about anomalies (thankfully, not so much in Access-specific fora) and seldom acknowledged. I'm not holding my breath. Pending resolution, it does provide some license for ridicule, however. Not...

@sonic8 , I thought I had responded the other day but I must not have clicked "Post reply" because it doesn't appear. Apologies, and trying again: We thought so, too. I can't provide the other developer's code directly and mine is embedded deeply in an application framework that can't be...

@isladogs , thanks for your attention and taking the time to report this behavior. I did tinker with the TabControl.UseTheme property in A2019 and toggling it does indeed toggle the mis-centering bug. Quite odd because no obvious connection or relevance exists other than being in the context...

Do I understand correctly that you want to evaluate an existing COM DLL to learn whether it can be used in VBA? Or, do you know that you would use the DLL if it only it could be made COM-consumable, but aren't sure whether it is? Many stock .NET COM DLLs expose only their classes and none of...

In order: - MSO Professional Plus v2506, build 19825.20138 Click-to-Run - US-English - EngraversGothic BT, in which lower case characters seem like small caps. - I bind tab controls (and other controls) to a control-specific superclass / control wrapper. The tab control wrapper sinks...

It was another developer's code, actually, so I can't directly. He was spawning custom message box forms in A365, though, popups but not modal or dialogs. While clearing references in his 32-bit apps continued to work, a client of his flagged that in 64-bit, those forms began remaining open...

Quite interesting. You've replicated the behavior exactly, for starters. Agreed that it's not quite right justified. Perhaps better put, the caption text seems to begin at the center (instead of being centered). Also, it's quite odd that UseThemes should bear on this but who knows. I do...

A few of us were putting heads together the other day to resolve some difficulties around closing form instances and I thought I'd report back. What's new recently in the experience of several of us is that apparently, clearing a reference to a form instance is no longer sufficient to close...

I'm noodling a bit on how the labels approach might substitute for a page with many subforms, but that's admittedly a special case. I have navigation baked into my application framework, that handles moving among forms and records. See here. AutoKeys can be handy to open forms in the first...

I noted the themes comment yesterday, and no, I haven't tried that yet. I have a few things competing for my attention this instant but will fiddle with that and report back. I'm actually doing some integration work concerning themes, etc., so this could be a timely wrinkle.

Judging by responses, this seems (as before) to be a transient bug replicatable by some but not others, and in any case without an obvious fix. I'll try re-developing the form and controls, probably with no code at first, in case design changes corrupted something. I'll report back if I can...

Colin, as noted in my original post, I'm currently on A2019, in which I just now observed the behavior, and previously reported it on A2007, whereupon it was confirmed in A2010-A2013.

Yes, now, but I wasn't in the prior case. Are you aware that this may create a difficulty?

Interesting. So, it's confirmed on A2010.

Tom, as noted in my original post, I reported this previously concerning A2007, it then was confirmed on A2007-A2013, and I now have observed it on A2019, which I'm currently working with.

Others in my prior post couldn't either, at first, so no surprise, but then several did.

Here's the problem case: and here's the case omitting the ampersand for the first (leftmost) tab: I will add that, in my prior post on this topic, many at first could not replicate the issue but then others did, going on to discover it introduced unspecified instabilities.