Annibale,

Sorry for the delay I was on a short vacation.

If you are using the VFP screen to contain your forms then you can do a _screen.WindowState = 2 to maximize the VFP window so it uses the whole desktop. And as far as your forms growing to take up the whole screen, personally I think that's a bad design. People use 800x600 or 1024x768 or 1280x1024 resolutions so that they can get more windows on their monitor at one time. If your little app that only needs a 640x480 window to run, that is all it should use.

If your form is 800x600 and it tries to run on a 640x480 system then you will not get scrollbars. VFP6 allows scrollable forms, in VFP5 there are some workarounds to add scrolling check the libraries here. Usually it's better to use a pageframe to eliminate the need to create scrollable forms.

>I have a program that I see very well with the resolution 640 x 480. If I install the program in a computer with the resolution 800 x 600 the form of the my program is not occupe all the screen but only one parts.
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>I can force the program to work however to the resolution 640 x 480 also if the resolution of the video is 800 x 600.
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>When a form come setup to the resolution 800 x 600 on the screen to 640 x 480 because in the phase of the development I can move the scrolling vertical and in the execution the scrolling vertical is not present and a part of the form is not accessible ?
>Is a bug di VFP or is a my bug! :-)))