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by thechas
In settings / options / preferences for the application you are using, you can usually set the default font that is used by the application.
NOTE: the default font is for the application, and will be the initial font for EVERY file that you create with the application.
You might consider creating a template form that has the font set to what you want, and includes any other 'common' formatting that you use on your forms.
Then, when you wish to create a new form you begin by opening your template.
(Save a clean copy of the template in a separate folder. That way you can quickly recover when you accidentally save a new form under the template file name.)
Chas
by dliby1
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by dliby1
I think the setting you want for access is:
Open Access, open a database,
on the top menu bar go to Tools >> Options >> General near the bottom left corner is a setting to allow dual font, activate that and select a font. This should fix it for you.
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