Re: Screen resolution problem
- From: "dman" <unlisted@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 15:54:36 -0400
I think my 2 options are....
1. Create a 2nd smaller form and load it if screen is 800*600
2. On the fly, resize form and move controls. There is only 1
control(grid) that I would need to resize, everything else can just
be moved.
"Ralph" <nt_consulting64@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Depending on the size and architecture of your app , you might also
consider
merely creating separate forms for each resolution (one for 1024x768, and
one for 800x600). It will 'bloat' your code but makes it so much easier in
the long run. If exec size is a problem consider supplying two products.
Like Karl pointed out, it can be a real PTIA to adjust for all cases.
(Throw
large and small fonts, and a few custom controls, into the mix and it gets
ugly in a hurry.) It is far easier to just change your development box's
resolution - open the forms and re-design them.
Just a suggestion.
-ralph
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