FIX: UserControl Not Printing Correctly From Access

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a new ActiveX Control project. UserControl1 is created by default.
2. Click Project1 Properties from the Project menu and set the Project Name to "AccessTest."
3. Using the Shape control, draw a rectangle on the UserControl.
4. Set the following Shape1 control properties:

      Property     Value
      --------     -----
      BackColor    &H000000FF& (Red)
      BackStyle    Opaque
      Height       2295
      Left         480
      Top          600
      Width        3855
   						

5. Save the project and make AccessTest.ocx. Exit Visual Basic.
6. Start Microsoft Access and create a blank database (db1.mdb).
7. Click the Forms tab, and then click the New button to create a new form.
8. Click OK to create new form in Design View.
9. Choose Insert, ActiveX Control and insert the AccessTest.UserControl1.
10. Choose Print Preview from the File menu. Note that the rectangle is partially cut off.
11. Click the Close button on the Toolbar to return to Form design.
12. Move the control to the right so that it is centered on the form and then return to print preview. Note the problem is more apparent and that the control may appear as an empty box.