we encounter this kind of trouble frequently at my job.
check the "AutoSize" and "AutoSizeMode" properties of the form.
if they're set to "scale font only", then the font can grow, but the space for it might be too small.
this is a terrible annoyance of the .NET forms.
we found no real good solution for this yet. what we currently do is make the form layout large enough
to be able to hold even the largest scaled font, but achieving this requires tedious testing
with different Windows fontsize scaling settings in virtual machines.
and you need to look at each and every dialog and check if it is okay.
did I say that this is an annoyance......? :-|
check the "AutoSize" and "AutoSizeMode" properties of the form.
if they're set to "scale font only", then the font can grow, but the space for it might be too small.
this is a terrible annoyance of the .NET forms.
we found no real good solution for this yet. what we currently do is make the form layout large enough
to be able to hold even the largest scaled font, but achieving this requires tedious testing
with different Windows fontsize scaling settings in virtual machines.
and you need to look at each and every dialog and check if it is okay.
did I say that this is an annoyance......? :-|