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        <description>ShrinkerStretcher is an MS Access module that will dynamically (or statically) rescale your MS Access forms, fonts, and controls to fit any screen resolution, desktop scheme, font setting, or form window size. Using ShrinkerStretcher means you can develop applications without concern for your end user's display settings! Scale your 800x600 application up to 1024x768, or to any other resolution.
ShrinkerStretcher supports varied display settings including any resolution, small-large-custom fonts, wide scroll bars, thick borders, and more. Use ShrinkerStretcher dynamically, to rescale your forms at every resize event, or statically, to scale all forms to match the current resolution.
It's easy to add into your new or existing applications. Just add a reference from your Access database to "ss2000_92.mdb" ("ss2000d_92.mde" if you are using the shareware version), then use the supplied function “SS_OpenForm” instead of “DoCmd.OpenForm” to open your forms.
Also available for Access 95, Access 97, and Access 2000/2002 (The Access 2000 version will convert to, and can be used with Access 2002).</description>
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            <title>Installation could be better by Nervous in Cleveland with average rate 4.0</title>
            <link>http://shrinkerstretcher-for-ms-access-2000.peter-s-software.qarchive.org/#1</link>
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                I'm not an experienced Access developer and rarely write my own VB code. For people like me, it would have been nice to have an ini file (or something like that) to copy or an applet that helps you with the final configuration steps. Other than that, instructions were clear and the program works well. After reading the known issues section, I decided not to use it since I figured Access was buggy enough and I didn't want to deal with any future possible problems with end users working on a variety of OS's and versions of MS Office.
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            <pubDate>18 Sat 2007</pubDate>
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