POWER POINT Y COPILOT
Estoy haciendo una presentación en Power Point con Copilot. Durante un rato le di ordenes de buscar fotos y subirlas en tales o cuales diapositivas y lo hizo sin problema. En un momento dado dejó de hacerlo, me dijo que había una falla generalizada en el sistema y dejó de hacerlo. En el chat de asistencia de Microsoft me dijeron que tal vez era un tema de límite de uso de IA y que tenía que pagar Premium. Lo hice y todo sigue igual desde hace 5 días. Hoy estuve 3 horas chateando con un técnico, me hizo desinstalar apps y volver a instalar pero no pasa nada. Es increíble que una IA no pueda hacer algo tan simple como buscar una fotografía e insertarla en una diapositiva. En un momento Copilot me contestó: yo sólo te puedo decir cómo hacerlo, pero no hacerlo... Increíble para una IA!
Access VBA performance dramatically slowed since June Update
We are running an access based application with a large vba project. One customer with four different instances of this project experience extreme slow down in performance on all instances during the last week. We made no changes. The Microsoft Office Update was applied automatically. We believe the problem happened then. We have tried reverting to several different previous versions of Office but symptoms still remain.
Text Truncation in Access Report Controls
Around May 14, 2026, we began experiencing text truncation on the right side of text box controls in Access (Office 365) reports. Approximately 2–4 characters are cut off whenever font size is below 10pt. All reports in our environment are affected and the problem was not present prior to May 14. We ruled out layout as a contributing factor by verifying page size, margins, report width, control dimensions, padding, and layering were all correctly set. No layout changes resolved the issue. The problem does not occur when font size is set to 10pt or higher, suggesting the update affected font metric calculations for small font sizes. Steps taken without resolution include adjusting all report and control sizing properties, testing multiple default printer configurations including Microsoft Print to PDF and Adobe PDF, and verifying Windows display scaling was set to 100%. If anyone has any solutions, please let me know! Thank you for your time.
Regression in v2605: Subform with overlapping controls breaks timer in unrelated form
I found another issue (sorry) which might be caused by the zoom-related changes in 2605. The following repro example works fine in 2604 (Monthly Enterprise Channel) but breaks in 2605 (Current Channel). Again, this issue is unrelated to zooming itself. Prepare database The repro requires three forms and a few controls. Since those are tedious to get right manually, I wrote some VBA code to do that for us. Execute BuildRepro() in the Immediate Window to create the forms and controls. Option Compare Database Option Explicit Public Sub BuildRepro() CreateFormASubform CreateFormA CreateFormB End Sub Private Sub CreateFormASubform() Dim frm As Form Dim ctl As Control Set frm = CreateForm() Set ctl = CreateControl(frm.Name, acTextBox, acDetail, , , 345, 1140, 1746, 260) ctl.TabStop = False Const textBoxTop = 260 Set ctl = CreateControl(frm.Name, acTextBox, acDetail, , , 56, textBoxTop, 270, 270) ctl.TabStop = False Set ctl = CreateControl(frm.Name, acImage, acDetail, , , 56, 0, 270, 270) Set ctl = CreateControl(frm.Name, acCommandButton, acDetail, , , 60, 795, 5895, 260) SaveAndClose frm, "FormA_Subform" End Sub Private Sub CreateFormA() Dim frm As Form Dim ctl As Control Set frm = CreateForm() Set ctl = CreateControl(frm.Name, acSubform, acDetail, , , 100, 100, 3000, 3000) ctl.SourceObject = "FormA_Subform" SaveAndClose frm, "FormA" End Sub Private Sub CreateFormB() Dim frm As Form Dim ctl As Control Set frm = CreateForm() frm.TimerInterval = 1 Set ctl = CreateControl(frm.Name, acLabel, acDetail, , , 100, 100, 5000, 1000) ctl.Name = "my_label" ctl.Caption = "Waiting for Timer..." frm.HasModule = True frm.Module.InsertText _ "Private Sub Form_Timer()" & vbCrLf & _ " Me.TimerInterval = 0" & vbCrLf & _ " Me.my_label.Caption = ""Done""" & vbCrLf & _ "End Sub" frm.OnTimer = "[Event Procedure]" SaveAndClose frm, "FormB" End Sub Private Sub SaveAndClose(ByVal frm As Form, ByVal newname As String) Dim oldname As String oldname = frm.Name DoCmd.Save acForm, oldname DoCmd.Close acForm, oldname DoCmd.Rename newname, acForm, oldname End Sub Run repro 1. Open FormA. 2. Open FormB (while FormA is still open). Expected result: FormB opens completely, the timer runs and the label reads "Done". Actual result: FormB opens "halfway" (it's visible, but it's tab is still missing, see screenshot below) and the label still shows "Waiting for Timer...". As soon as you right-click anywhere, the form finishes opening and the timer runs, changing the label to "Done". Notes: I tried to make the repro as simple as possible. If you remove one of the controls from FormA_Subform (or enable TabStops), the problem disappears. It might have something to do with overlapping controls: If you change textBoxTop from 260 to 280, so that it no longer overlaps with the image, the problem also disappears. We need the overlapping controls because in our real code the subform is continuous and displays data at different indentation levels (like a treeview).Tab header font issue when the "new zoom" feature is enabled
We found a curious font display issue, which can only be reproduced if the "new zoom" feature flag is active: We can reproduce it with build 20026.20076 with the zoom slider visible (e.g. in the "Current Channel (Preview)"), but we cannot reproduce it on the same build with the zoom slider invisible (e.g. on a freshly updated system in the Current Channel, which has not received the staged rollout yet) or with older builds (e.g. the current Monthly Channel build). The problem itself is unrelated to zooming. Repro 1. Create a new Access database. 2. Create a new form in Design View. 3. Add a Tab Control. 4. Set the tab control's "Use Theme" property to "No". 5. Add a button with the following code: Private Sub Command3_Click() Dim start As Double ' Localize the page name, if you use a non-English version of Access Me.Page2.Visible = True ' Simulate long-running operation (3 seconds) start = Timer Do Until Timer > start + 3: Loop End Sub 6. Save and open the form in Form View. 7. Click the button. Expected result: Nothing happens for 3 seconds. Actual result: The tab header's font switches to some old raster system font (MS Sans Serif?). After 3 seconds, the form returns to the 21st century. This issue is easy to work around: just do the long-running operation before setting the Visibility property, this will reduce the font-change to a short flicker. Still, this appears to be an unintended side effect of the changes made for the "new zoom" feature, so I thought it might be helpful to report it while that feature is still being worked on.
How do I get support with Authentication when it doesn't work?
I have a business 365 account but changed address and so my credit card payments stopped. However, I can't log in to my account because I have an authentication problem (my authentication app on iPhone is still working but the entry for this account has gone and there is a new one called "Microsoft Entra ID" but when I go to get the authentication code this "Entra ID" authenticator does not produce it). To get help from Microsoft it always asks for authentication. I would like to keep this account and start paying again but I can't find a way to get help to fix the authentication problem because raising a ticket or talking to an agent requires authentication.
Microsoft Access and Outlook
Hi there, I have just updated my laptop (with a view for a faster laptop!) However, Access was working fine and now i can't send emails from access through outlook like before. I get a message to say a program is trying to send an email message on your behalf. I'm not sure how to get rid of this warning! Please help.... Thank you in advance
