making bigger topic of userform by change font size

Mussa

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hi

it does't seem possible making bigger text topic of userform from properties windows . is there any code to make the topic of userform make biggher like textbox,lable ,... by
change font size font ?



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Probably there's such code floating around on the net somewhere, but I'd advise against messing with both the font and color of a window's title bar (since a userform is a window).
The Windows OS ensures the title bar remains readable, taking into account among others the screen resolution and the user-defined settings ( > personalization > colors, themes & fonts).
Alternatively, you could of course design your own title bar and hide the original title bar when the userform is put on the screen. Just an idea.
 
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As GWteB pointed out, changing the font and color of a userform title bar is not easy specially because of the applied user themes.

Intercepting the WM_PAINT and doing our own repainting requires subclassing which is better avoided as it needs careful error handling and on top of that, we can't subclass Modeless userforms.

I remember starting to code a cool alternative workaround a while back but I never got around to finishing it.. This workaround doesn't require subclassing and should be much more stable.

I will dig that code out and finish it and I will post back if anything interesting comes up.
 
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@GWteB thanks
you could of course design your own title bar and hide the original title bar when the userform is put on the screen. Just an idea.
I like your suggetion . so I'm wating for experts provide me this complicated code .
 
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