| Issue | Fix |
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| Label captions could be truncated after using Size To Fit | Labels sized to fit their captions could clip the final character at some zoom levels. Access now allows for font-size rounding so the entire caption remains visible. |
| VBA could return the wrong form's Zoom value | Reading the Zoom property of a named form could return the zoom level of the active window instead. VBA now returns the value for the form referenced by the expression. |
| The Edit List Items button appeared in the wrong location | At zoom levels other than 100%, the Edit List Items button for a value-list control could appear offset from the control. It now remains aligned with the lower-left corner of the list. |
| Captions could become misaligned on very wide forms* | On wide forms, controls positioned far from the left edge could drift away from their captions at zoom levels such as 110%, 120%, 130%, or 140%. Captions and controls now remain aligned throughout the supported zoom range. |
| A combo-box selection in a new sub-datasheet record could be discarded | The first value selected from a combo box in a new sub-datasheet record could be cleared, requiring a second selection. The initial selection is now retained. |
| The active editor in a sub-datasheet did not move when zoom changed | Changing zoom while editing a sub-datasheet cell could leave the editor at its old position. The editor now moves with the cell and remains correctly aligned. |
| Tiled background images did not fill forms below 100% zoom | At lower zoom levels, a tiled background picture could cover only part of the form window. The picture now tiles across the entire visible area. |
| Horizontal scrolling did not scale with zoom | Line and page scrolling could move a zoomed form by the wrong distance. Horizontal scrolling now moves by a consistent relative amount at every zoom level. |
| Controls could paint or align incorrectly after scrolling a zoomed form | Controls now remain aligned and repaint in the correct location when a zoomed form is scrolled, preventing shifted controls and display artifacts at zoom levels other than 100%. |
| Disabling Zoom could retain a non-default zoom level | When built-in Zoom is disabled for a database, the default zoom is now reset to 100% so the form window and its contents remain consistently sized. |
| A rich-text editor could disappear while zooming | Changing zoom while a rich-text field had focus could make its editor disappear at some zoom levels. The editor now remains visible and correctly positioned. |
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