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improve performance of conditional formating

conditional formating is a great feature but slow when data is not small and forms flicker. Can you please improve that?
By the way: Shadows of Buttons flicker too.

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  • Gerrit Viehmann commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Edit 2020-01-17: No, it can still occur.

    Flickering conditionally colored controls in continuous forms and remote desktop sessions seem to be fixed now (2020-01-15), after exactly 20 Years!
    Can some confirm if that is the case?

  • Gerrit Viehmann commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Flickering on conditionally colored controls is very bad in lists (continuous forms) when viewed in an RDP-session if the form is opened whilst the mouse-pointer lingers on that control. Then Access can freeze for minutes if the pointer is not moved away from the conditional control.

    This buggy behavior has existed since Windows NT 2000 together with MS Access 2000 and possibly earlier.

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