>>>What's the best way to handle running one application on many different machines with different screen resolutions?
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>>>Specifically, I want to be able to run all my forms on my machine with a screen resolution of 800x600 and with a screen resolution of 1024x768.
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>>>My maximum design area is set to 800X600 when I build my project. This gives me a maximum form height of 569 and a max form width of 790.
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>>>With a screen resolution of 1024x768 this is fine.
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>>>With a screen resolution of 800x600, I can't get to the bottom of my forms. The forms are too big for the screen.
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>>>What's the best by to handle this? We need to be able to run the app in any resolution.
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>>>Deb
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>>Here is how I handle this. I store all controls (labels, texboxes, etc.) of the user interface in a container. In the INIT of the form I add the container to the form. The form changes the size according to the size of the container. I have two containers, one for screens of resolution higher than 800 x 600 and another from 800 x 600. Then based on some user preference/flag/semaphore the program picks up the container that will fit the screen resolution.
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>>HTH.
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>You can use Anchor property of objects rather than designing and maintaining 2 versions of containers, if I understood your idea correctly. I'm not sure, though, it this would have speed impact...

I have not learned the Anchor feature of VFP yet. I am not sure
it would be applicable in my case though. And maybe yes. I am way
behind in what I need to learn in VFP 9.

Thank you.