>>>>Hi,
>>>>Running an app (VFP 9) on a tablet.
>>>>Initially a form is centered. But when a user rotates the tablet (e.g. from portrait to landscape), how to you make the form to be centered again?
>>>>TIA
>>>
>>>Left my tablet at home, so no direct way to test this, but I think that setting DisplayOrientation will mimic the rotation induced by the user.
>>> [snip]
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>>First, thank you for the code.
>>Do I understand correctly that this code has to be at the Top of the application and will apply to every form?
>>I thought I would need to add the "centering" code in every form.
>>Could you, please, clarify?
>
>This is just a demonstrator. A real-world implementation will depend on how is your application displaying its forms. Do you work on the VFP screen, or do you have one or more Top-Forms?
My app uses VFP screen and then each form is opened from a toolbar at top of the application. So I will try to "convert" your code into using it in each form separately. The entire application has less than 10 forms.
Again, thank you.
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