>>Hi Christian.
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>>>Thanks, but I could not succeed making it work with the new files. I use ReportBehavior 90 and the result is the same as before. Maybe I am doing something different?
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>>>In the meantime I found out that there is a setting in the display settings where you can set a custom text size and check "Use Windows XP style DPI scaling", which will then also work with the VFP reports.
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>>You mentioned that the VFP preview form works but not your own preview container. First, make sure the listener is using the corrected _FRXCursor.vcx; perhaps add a SET STEP ON in the CreateBandCursor method of FRXCursor. There could be several reasons why it's using a different, unchanged copy.
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>>Doug
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>The problem is in Windows Vista/7/8 where GetDeviceCaps() return 96 for LOGPIXELSX if display=150%
>Are two ways:
>- Check "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings" in exe shortcut properties on Compatibility page
>- call at start application API function SetProcessDPIAware()
>

>DECLARE INTEGER SetProcessDPIAware  in WIN32API 
>?SetProcessDPIAware()
>

Thank you, the setting in the shortcut was the best solution.

When using SetProcessDPIAware the menu was acting strange, although it did work well with the report. The menu pads where displaying in a large font, and the menu bars where using small fonts, with the result that spaces where created, so it became almost impossible to click on a menu bar. Apart from the issue with the menu everything else looked good, including the report preview.