In Microsoft Access, you can set the
Vertical property of a text box control to
Yes in a report or in a form. When you do this, you may notice that the text that is in the text box control does not appear correctly. You may
notice any one of the following problems:
| • | The font of the text that is in the text box control changes to a different
font. |
| • | The text box control appears blank. |
| • | The text that is in the text box control changes to text that is not readable. |
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Microsoft
has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed
in the "Applies to" section.
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Steps to reproduce the problem
Note You may be unable to reproduce the problems on all computers.
| 1. | Start Access. |
| 2. | Open the Northwind sample database. |
| 3. | In the Database window,
click Reports under Objects, and then click New.
Note In Access 2007, click Report Design in the Reports group on the Create tab. |
| 4. | In the New Report dialog box, click
Design View, and then click OK.
Note In Access 2007, skip this step. |
| 5. | Add a text box control to the report. |
| 6. | In the text box control, type ="my
text". |
| 7. | Right-click the text box control, and then click
Properties. |
| 8. | On the property sheet, selectYes in the Vertical
drop-down list on the Other tab.
You may notice that the font of the text changes to a different font in
the text box control.
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