Q: How do I avoid unintentional reshaping of an image in a userform? I have a userform in excel which is used to "log in" certain usertypes.
Under the control box and the textbox, I have an "img" that I use as a button. I do this instead of a "normal" button because it looks better.
The issue is that when I press the login button the "img" reshapes (see 2nd screenshot).
This does not happen on my computer, but rather if it's used on a different computer.
I have no code whatsoever that reshapes the button so after scouring the web for some answers I believe it has something to do with the DPI of the different computers/monitors.
Is there a way to solve this so that the "img" doesn't reshape?
Noted behavior: When I press the button (img) the button reshapes and the macro is NOT run. Then, when I press the small button, the macro runs.
Tried solutions that do not work:

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*button.width = button.width

*button.width = 150

*button.widht = password.width




A: The simple solution that worked for my case was:
Inserting a transparent label above the image. Meaning that I actually press the label instead of the Image.
I moved the code so that it activates on the label_click instead of the Image_click.
