Sometimes, when hovering the mouse over form controls, the ControlTip Text for the controls does not appear.

Had this problem for months. It occurs on some PCs but not others, which have had identical Windows / Office builds.
Have not been able to figure out why it occurs in some environments, but not others.
I've been able to recreate the issue reliably for days on end, then suddenly it starts working again...for a while.

A PC which has shown the issue:
OS Build Windows 10 Pro
Version 1809
OS Build 17763.1098
Access 2016 (16.0.4924.1000) MSO (16.0.4939.1000) 32-bit

To recreate:
- Make a form with some controls with ControlTip Text, and a TimerInterval of 500ms or less
- Add some code to Form_Timer event to do something simple, like update a label on the form
- Make sure VBA editor window is closed (the issue will not occur when it is open)
- Open the form in non-dialog mode (the issue does not occur with dialog forms)
- Test by hovering mouse over controls and waiting for a few seconds.

A workaround is to slow down the timer - but this is not always desirable.
A couple of months ago was also able to reproduce the problem with any control which had an "On Mouse Move" event. This appears to have been fixed now, though.

No need to suggest anythin else than prevoius stated. Bring back 2003 db-window. Tried Access 2007, 16 and now 19. Still keep 2003. Why? Cause it´s just better.
MS is not listening! Why?
I thougt 16 0r 19 would finall fix it, but not.
AC-people have false focus. The right way would be if we dev... could show upp an app looking like word, excel etc, or...
My must hated thing about access is the nav pane - still after all these years is the same. Yes know I know better why I still keep 2003.
Unfortenately, we are not enough ppl crying out, as win 8 had. "The start button will never come back....
As far as I see it is back. But today it is soo bad I never use it.

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I've been looking more into Power Apps, and I think it would be great for you to work with the Power Apps team to provide a web and mobile solution to what Access can do today on the premises of a server. Because there is unfortunately no web version of Access, maybe Power Apps can help solve this problem? Ideally, we should be able to continue moving (and linking) Access data into SQL and then create a Power App on top of the "Access-created" data from SQL; essentially viewing a Power Application that looks exactly like access but online and on the phone.

Office 365, 16.0.12730.20144 32-bit.

Select many tables at once in Relationship window - enough so that the list of tables spills over to a second set of columns. Scroll down to bottom of scroll bar, and cannot see the tables lower down. If I then resize the Access Window so it is shorter, I can scroll down and see more tables. And then if I make the Window taller again, I can see the bottom tables. But as soon as I touch the vertical scrollbar, focus shifts to the top again, and the bottom tables are again not showing.

Note that if I make the "Add Tables" area more narrow before I add the tables to the Rel'p window, this problem does not happen. There is now enough space for all the tables to show in one group, rather than spill over to a second set of columns.

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In previous releases of Microsoft Access, a minimized form would display at least a few characters of the form caption before showing the restore, max, close buttons.

Sample:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhezOlimTLoah_40R2mSOThcj5cFiQ?e=BlON97

In current builds of Access, the restore, max, close buttons consume all of the width of the minimized window, leaving no room for even a portion of the form caption to be displayed.

Sample:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhezOlimTLoah_41HY08IxXU44DUrw?e=rpFGd1

If multiple forms are minimized, the user is no longer able to make an informed choice about which minimized Window to restore.

Suggestion:
Please make the width of minimized forms wider so that the caption (which is already there) can display at least a few characters before the restore, max, close buttons.