InfoPath Dev

 I have a form with buttons in a table.  These buttons change values of options and hide/show sections in the table.  For one user, the buttons are truncated, so they can't see the full label of the button; I can't figure out why.  I tried rebuilding the table, same end result; the buttons are truncated for the same user.  Any help would be appreciated!

In the event that someone actually replies, I still have not been able to get this resolved but have figured out that this issue only affects users in a certain office. I'm wondering if maybe there is a network setting that can affect the way buttons look. Thanks!

Hi - sorry your original post was missed - any chance they have their IE text size > Medium? I guess it would be odd if the entire office had that setting changed, tho?

Sorry, I should've said that this is an InfoPath form connected to an access database.  No IE, because our company does not have SharePoint; everything is based upon network connections and all forms accessible to users via the InfoPath Form Library within Outlook. 

The form and all buttons still work correctly for those users in the other office; the labels are just cut off.  I was thinking that it may be a display issue, but I also thought that display wouldn't be an office wide setting; I'm kind of stuck. Thank you sooooo much for replying.

The crazy thing is - InfoPath Filler uses IE for rendering. :) So IE settings still can affect it.

 Aaaahhhh!!! I didn't know that.  I will check that out.  Thanks for giving me a lead to a follow; I was getting no where.

 So I checked the internet settings and the display settings.  Both had an affect on the font size within the form, so I'm sure I'm getting close to a solution.  One of the things that I noticed while troubleshooting:  in addition to the font size being incorrect, the font type is completely different from the font type in the form.  I noticed this font type difference on the users home page as well, so I think that it is an IE issue.  Do you know where I would got to troubleshoot why IE would set an entirely different font?  I think that the two issues are related.  Thanks so much; this is the most progress I've made on this issue in months!

This may help:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/ie-accessibilty-options#ie=ie-11

 Or this:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-webpage-colors-fonts#1TC=windows-7